Residential building retrofit loan
A loan of up to €150,000 per dwelling for a whole-building energy retrofit or the purchase of a newly retrofitted German home, with part of the debt written off.
Green property loans
Finance an energy-efficient building or borrow for improvements such as insulation and solar panels. Some loans require the building to meet energy standards already; others pay for the work to improve it.
Funding opportunities (9)
Climate-friendly non-residential new-build loan (299)
An interest-subsidised loan for companies, nonprofits and other investors building or buying a new energy-efficient non-residential building in Germany.
Home ownership for families – new construction (300)
A subsidised loan for families with children and limited household income to build or buy a new climate-friendly home they will live in in Germany.
Non-residential energy renovation loan (263)
A loan for companies, nonprofits and other investors renovating non-residential buildings in Germany, with part of the debt written off when the project meets qualifying standards.
Climate-friendly residential new-build loan (297/298)
An interest-subsidised loan for people and organisations building or buying new energy-efficient homes in Germany, whether to live in or rent out.
Loans for climate-friendly, space-efficient new homes (296)
Borrow up to €100,000 per dwelling to build or buy new housing in Germany that meets climate standards, cost limits and room-size requirements.
Supplementary loan for home energy upgrades (358/359)
Borrow up to €120,000 per dwelling for energy improvements to German homes that already have an eligible KfW or BAFA grant approval.
Supplementary loan for non-residential energy upgrades (523)
Borrow up to €5 million per project for energy improvements to non-residential buildings in Germany that already have an eligible KfW or BAFA grant approval.
Jung kauft Alt – existing-home purchase loan (308)
A subsidised-interest loan of up to €180,000 for families buying an existing home in Germany and committing to energy renovation within 4½ years.