Tenders

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 subject of the public call is two-year co-financing of public cultural programs of associations, federations of associations and other non-profit legal entities whose founder is not the state or local community and which carry out their main activity in one of the following areas of culture: protection of cultural heritage, archival activities, library activities.

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 purpose of the public call is to encourage the implementation of energy efficiency measures and the increase in the use of renewable energy sources in older buildings co-owned by local communities.

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 public call is intended for the technical updating of the municipal spatial implementation act. The technical update ensures the up-to-dateness of the graphic part of the spatial implementation act with the real estate cadastre (first paragraph of Article 141 of the ZUreP-3). The subject of the public call is investments for the preparation and adoption of a technically updated municipal spatial implementation act (in accordance with the second paragraph of Article 141 of the ZUreP-3) for the entire area of the municipality.

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 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.