Subsidies for biogenic raw and residual materials in energy generation are provided for all companies and other entrepreneurial organisations.
Funding is available for a range of measures:
Funding is available for waste heat extraction installation from industrial and commercial processes. Actions covered include:
A programme targeting comprehensive restoration work to improve building energy efficiency. Funding for thermal insulation and renovation work on buildings used for business/operations is available to all companies and other entrepreneurial organisations, clubs and religious institutions. Improvements need to outperform the requirements of OIB Directive (Guideline 6) or to reduce the heating requirement by more than 50 % compared with the building's original (unrenovated) condition.
A collection of more than 100 'green' tools, which can be divided according to theme, sector and/or environmental aspects. Each tool contains extra information and the possibility to click through to its specific page.
Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control in the Intensive Rearing of Poultry and Pigs Manual for Preparation of Application for Integrated Permit.
The Manual for Efficient Use of Energy on Farms for Rearing of Poultry and Pigs in its relevant chapters elaborates in detail on a broad range of energy efficiency and energy management measures. These include advanced solutions and planning measures for renewable energy use, and examples for calculating losses and saving effects in some systems for energy and energy fluids supply.
This programme finances projects proposed by Romanian enterprises in one of three focus areas aimed at boosting their competitiveness:
The Green Industry Innovation focus area, in particular, covers:
POIM describes Priority Axis 6 Promoting Clean Energy and Energy Efficiency to Support a Low Carbon Economy, and Specific Objective 6.2 - Reducing Energy Consumption in Industrial Consumers.
The Romanian Energy Efficiency Fund's main activity is financing investment projects aimed at increasing the efficient use of energy in the country, as well as managing the Global Environment Fund granted to Romania through the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. This is in line with the national energy efficiency priorities and policy.