Revitalised urban areas, with better infrastructure, can lead to better and more efficient cities, a higher quality of life, faster economic development and more respect for the environment.
What is eligible
Urban revitalisation projects that ensure comprehensive revitalisation of post-industrial and degraded areas and activities aiming to revive socially, economically and environmentally degraded areas by restoring their historical functions or assigning new ones.
Support may only be provided to projects that are compatible with the revitalisation program of the area where the project is implemented.
Who can apply
- Self-government entities and entities which they control
- Unions and associations of self-government entities
- Entrepreneurs
- Institutions of education
- Labour market institutions
- Sport clubs
- Condominiums and housing cooperatives
- Social housing associations
- Non-governmental organisations
- Institutions of social welfare and integration
- Institutions of culture
- Churches and religious organisations
Where to apply
BGK - Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego
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The financial instruments can support projects to improve energy efficiency, smart energy management and renewable energy use in the housing sector. Projects should result in increased energy efficiency of more than 25%.
What is eligible
- Thermal modernisation of multi-family residential buildings
- Projects that reduce heat loss or eliminate individual heat sources in conjunction with connecting to district heating networks
- Modernising local heat sources (except coal-fired sources if it does not involve a new fuel)
- Energy upgrades including heating and ventilation systems, internal installations, use of renewable energy sources and the installation of energy monitoring and management systems
To receive support, the final recipient must present an energy audit to justify the scope of the project and confirm that the project will achieve energy savings.
Preference is given to comprehensive projects (in terms of the scope of work and the covered area) which use renewable energy sources, ensure improved energy efficiency by at least 60% (for single building projects) and the highest energy effect (such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions).
Who can apply
- Housing cooperatives
- Condominiums
- Social housing associations
- Self-government entities and entities which they control (where municipal housing is concerned)
- Energy service companies (ESCO)
Where to apply
Getin Noble Bank
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Alior Bank
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Our investments in renewable energy help to increase the level of energy production and energy security in the region. Renewable energy also helps to reduce greenhouse gas and dust emissions, and contributes to climate change adaptation. Our support for the region’s green economy will also increase its competitiveness.
What is eligible
The financial instrument targets:
- Renewable energy installations with reasonable environmental effects and cost effectiveness. Supported installations should increase the capacity of renewable energy sources.
- Infrastructure to connect the source to the electrical grid, including micro-installations, which will generate electricity or heat.
The financial instruments prioritise projects that fit in with municipal low-carbon or energy supply policies or innovative projects to develop equipment and systems with the highest environmental impact (such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions).
Who can apply
The financial instrument can provide support to investors and entrepreneurs who want to build a renewable energy installation in the Pomorskie region.
Where to apply
Pomorski Fundusz Pożyczkowy
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Revitalisation of a late 19th century residential building in Gdansk
As part of the revitalisation of the Lower Town in Gdańsk, the project promotors renovated and transformed a historic residential building into office spaces for creative enterprises.
Thermal modernisation of a building in Słupsk
The modernisation of this residential community building increased its energy efficiency by at least 32%. The project resulted in a reduction of energy consumption, decreasing energy costs and boosting the comfort of the community's residents.
Solar panels for the maritime scouting centre in Puck
The Polish Scouting Association installed solar panels on the roofs of its maritime centre. The generated electricity covers the energy consumption of the whole building. The investments resulted in an ecological, energy-saving and educational maritime centre.