To reduce the intensity of energy consumption in industrial enterprises by increasing the production and consumption of renewable energy sources.
Installation of renewable energy sources (hereinafter - RES) using energy production capacity, development and implementation of new technologies for more efficient use of RES in industrial enterprises, especially in SMEs in order to use energy to meet the internal needs of enterprises and, if possible, to supply surplus energy to other industrial enterprises or transfer to centralized energy networks.

Resources needed

According to the Description, it is planned to allocate up to EUR 1,650,000 for the implementation of projects. The maximum amount of funding available for the project is EUR 500,000.

Evidence of success

• Financing agency got almost 40k applications for the 9 838,0 M EUR amount.
• More than 24 thousand applications were approved for the 7 312,0 M EUR amount.

Difficulties encountered

Despite the high participation rate among the companies, SMEs struggling on shifting their activity and all the work based on the RES technologies. Some of the financed projects are small scale which means that the application of RES technologies and solutions are not the priority of SMEs strategy.

Potential for learning or transfer

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Promoting the installation of RES-using energy production capacity, development and implementation of new technologies for more efficient use of RES in industrial, especially in SMEs as well as big companies in order to use energy to meet the internal needs of enterprises and, if possible, to supply surplus energy to other industrial enterprises or transfer to centralized energy networks.
Project
Main institution
Ministry of Energy
Location
Lietuva, Lithuania (Lietuva)
Start Date
December 2019
End Date
April 2020

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