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 State support for wind power plants

18. 6. 2024

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Applications for this subsidy will be accepted from 28 June 2024 to 31 October 2025.

Key aspects of the subsidy call:

  • The amount of the investment (total eligible expenditure of the project – hereinafter referred to as ” TEEP”) must be within the following range: Minimum CZK 3,070 million
  • Maximum EUR 66,7 million
    • Beneficiaries will receive support of up to: Small enterprise up to 65 % of the TEEP
    • Medium-sized enterprise up to 55 % of the TEEP
    • Large enterprise up to 45 % of the TEEP
    • The following expenditure may be supported: tangible fixed assets
    • intangible fixed assets (if necessary for the proper operation of the tangible fixed assets)
    • engineering activities
    • project documentation

Support can be granted to projects implemented outside NUTS 2 CZ01 (Prague region) that will be completed by 30 November 2027 at the latest.

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