IMM Romania proposes a national energy efficiency programme with funding of up to 500,000 euros
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The IMM Romania Association has proposed a national programme for improving the energy efficiency of small and medium-sized enterprises across the country. The proposal provides for funding of up to 500,000 euros for companies that want to reduce their energy consumption and use more energy from renewable sources.
According to the published information, an important part of the proposal consists of grant-type support schemes. These grants can reach 90,000 euros for each project. They are intended, in particular, to cover the need for renewable energy, such as the installation of solar panels or other systems that produce energy from natural sources.
Energy efficiency means using energy more effectively, so that a company pays less for electricity and heating without reducing its production. For many small and medium-sized enterprises, energy costs represent one of their largest expenses, which is why such programmes are considered important for their activity.
The full details of the programme, such as the eligibility conditions and the implementation timetable, were not presented in full in the material analysed. The proposal is to be discussed further, and any changes will become known as the official documents are published.
Sources: Economedia
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