Project good practices

The Countryside Productivity Scheme 2018-19 supported the agricultural sector with investment in renewable heat infrastructure, generation and storage.

Financial support provided to develop off-grid households electricity

50kW Solar PV system to reduce overall electricity costs and associated CO2 emissions for community water supply

Production of electricity from two biogas plants fed by by-products derived from animal farm, such as effluents and feed waste, and from dedicated biomass.

Organic and multifunctional closed cycle farm, with energy supply through photovoltaic and biomass.

Replacement of a traditional heat source with a renewable at the School Complex in Ostrów Lubelski.

Alava dairy farm is among the first farms in North Karelia, Finland, to generate electricity for the farm’s needs by photovoltaic solar panels.

A consortium of companies and the University of Extremadura develop a prototype that uses biomass from pruning and agro-industrial waste as the main fuel.

Community energy organisations offer citizens the chance to own renewable energy assets and develop funds to tackle low carbon issues.

Providing a financing program for the instalment of photovoltaic panels for electricity production in the isolated households from rural area