Tenders

The subject of the public call is non-refundable financial incentives to legal entities for investments in the purchase and installation of new electricity storage systems (HHE), which were purchased, installed and connected to the electricity grid from 1 January 2025 onwards and before the application was submitted. The amount of the non-refundable financial incentive is limited to a maximum of 45 % of recognized eligible investment costs, but not more than 225 EUR/kWh of electricity storage capacity. Investors can submit an application for the allocation of funds via the Borzen online application from 22 July 2025 onwards from 10 a.m. until the date of publication of the conclusion of the public call in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia.

The purpose of the public tender is to improve the conditions for sustainable transport modes in daily migrations of the population within and between municipalities and consequently increase the share of routes taken in a sustainable manner in the structure of transport modes (modal split) in municipalities. A higher share of the use of sustainable modes of transport in the structure of daily routes taken by the population will contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollutants due to transport and thus to the improvement of the quality of life of the population.

The purpose of the public invitation is to collect proposals for operations for the co-financing of comprehensive energy renovation of buildings in the narrow and wider public sector (hereinafter: operations), which will be proposed to the managing authority for co-financing within the framework of the "European Cohesion Policy Programme for the period 2021 - 2027".

The subject of the public tender is the allocation of grants to co-finance the construction of new self-supply devices on public buildings, on associated simple or undemanding facilities located next to a public building, and/or on paved parking areas on building land owned by municipalities and/or the state, which includes the purchase and installation of such self-supply devices, whose total installed power of built-in photovoltaic panels per individual application is at least 1 MW, in combination with or without battery storage.

The public tender defines the procedures for application, determination of eligibility and determination of the suitability and feasibility of operations for the comprehensive energy renovation of public sector buildings owned and used by municipalities and the construction of new electricity generation facilities for the purpose of self-supply with electricity from solar power plants (SP).

The purpose of the public tender is to establish a network of publicly accessible charging infrastructure for charging electric vehicles, which is geographically appropriately dispersed and proportionally distributed across all statistical regions of the Republic of Slovenia.

The subject of the public tender is the allocation of grants to co-finance projects for the installation of heat generators that use renewable energy sources and increase the share of renewable energy sources in district heating systems, namely heat pumps and solar collectors for heat production and wood biomass boilers, as well as the construction of plants for the co-generation of heat and electricity from renewable energy sources in existing district heating systems.

The Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Energy has published a Public Call for co-financing the purchase of vehicles for the establishment of a zero-emission line in public passenger transport.

The subject of co-financing is the operation of comprehensive energy renovation of buildings owned and used by municipalities and the construction of new devices for the production of electricity from solar energy according to the concept of self-sufficiency in electricity for these buildings.

The subject of the public tender is the allocation of grants to co-finance the construction of new self-supply devices on public buildings, on associated simple or undemanding facilities located next to a public building, and/or on paved parking areas on building land owned by municipalities and/or the state, which includes the purchase and installation of such self-supply devices, whose total installed power of built-in photovoltaic panels per individual application is at least 1 MW, in combination with or without battery storage.