Tenders

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 proposed project represents a set of measures for the comprehensive energy renovation of public buildings owned and used by public sector entities. The project is designed in accordance with applicable regulations and standards of the construction industry, as well as international and national guidelines for greater energy efficiency of buildings.

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 call is non-refundable financial incentives in the form of "de minimis" aid to companies for carrying out an energy audit of a building, processes and transport in that company or for introducing an energy management system.

The subject of the public call is non-refundable financial incentives for business entities in the form of grants, awarded under the "de minimis" aid rule, for energy efficiency measures and the use of renewable energy sources throughout the Republic of Slovenia for certain new investments.

The subject of the non-refundable financial incentive under this public call is a new joint investment in the modernization of heating devices in common heating systems and/or common hot water preparation systems in an older building with three or more individual parts, throughout the Republic of Slovenia, which has not yet been completed at the time of submitting the application for the incentive under this public call.

The purpose of the public call is to encourage the implementation of measures for the efficient use of energy in buildings and technological processes, measures for the efficient use of electricity, the use of waste heat in processes, and measures to increase the use of renewable energy sources.

The subject of the public call is financial incentives for the economy in the form of grants and loans, awarded under the "de minimis" aid rule, for new investments in the construction of nearly zero-energy buildings in the Republic of Slovenia.