Kosovo Opens Subsidy Scheme for Solar Thermal Systems
The Kosovo Ministry of Economy opens a 40% subsidy fund for household solar thermal systems until August 31. The second phase follows on October 31, aiming to support renewable energy investments in line with their goal to source 35% of electricity from renewables by 2031 through an upcoming auction and other initiatives.
The call for support for family consumers in renewable energy
The application process for the subsidy is divided into two phases, and applications for both phases must be submitted online through the e-Kosova platform. The application deadline for
Call for Subsidy of Efficient Household Appliances and Solar
The application for subsidy is made online through the e-Kosova platform. The application for efficient household appliances can be made at https://ekosova.rks-gov /467. The application for renewable energy systems – solar system for sanitary water heating can be made at: https://ekosova.rks-gov /468
Application Opens for Solar Subsidy Scheme in Kosovo
Kosovo has launched a subsidy program aimed at encouraging households to install solar thermal systems for heating sanitary water. This initiative — driven by the Ministry of Economy — offers financial assistance to
The call for support for family consumers in renewable energy
The application process for the subsidy is divided into two phases, and applications for both phases must be submitted online through the e-Kosova platform. The application deadline for the first phase is open until 31 August 2024, while the second phase is open until 31 October 2024.
Kosovo* to subsidize solar panels for prosumers, solar
Households can apply for support for solar systems with capacities ranging from 3 kW to 7 kW. They will be subsidized with EUR 250 per kW to become prosumers but only up to EUR 1,750 overall. Firms that build
Application Opens for Solar Subsidy Scheme in Kosovo
Kosovo has launched a subsidy program aimed at encouraging households to install solar thermal systems for heating sanitary water. This initiative — driven by the Ministry of Economy — offers financial assistance to household consumers.
Kosovo* to subsidize solar panels for prosumers, solar thermal
Households can apply for support for solar systems with capacities ranging from 3 kW to 7 kW. They will be subsidized with EUR 250 per kW to become prosumers but only up to EUR 1,750 overall. Firms that build photovoltaic systems of 10 kW and more are entitled to as much as EUR 6,000 per beneficiary
Solar
The pace of development for solar projects in Kosovo is increasing. There is growing interest from investors to engage in developing new solar capacities across the country. Currently there are roughly 10 MW generated through small-scale solar energy projects.