Klimatklivet
Grants for businesses, municipalities and other organizations investing in lower climate emissions in Sweden.
Grants for cutting emissions and adapting to climate change.
Grants for businesses, municipalities and other organizations investing in lower climate emissions in Sweden.
Grants for developing technology or planning investments that help industry cut its climate impact.
Grants to demonstrate how new technology can cut climate emissions in practice.
Grants for businesses, municipalities and regions buying or leasing a new heavy truck powered by electricity or biogas.
Grants of up to SEK 40,000 for businesses, municipalities and regions buying a new light electric truck.
Grants for businesses, municipalities and regions buying a new low-emission work machine for use in Sweden.
A grant to reduce energy use in your own home in Sweden.
An upfront grant for property owners replacing fossil-fuel or electric heating with an eligible heat pump or, in limited cases, a biomass boiler in England or Wales.
A grant for UK businesses, charities and public-sector organizations installing electric-vehicle chargepoints for workplaces, staff or fleets.
Grants covering up to 90% of the preparation costs for large EU investment programmes in energy efficiency, building-integrated renewables or sustainable urban transport.
Grants for Swedish organizations installing new electric-vehicle charging points for residents, members, staff or guests.
A point-of-sale discount of up to £5,000 for businesses buying an eligible new zero-emission van.
Grants for landowners, land managers and public bodies creating new woodland in England.
Up to £30,500 for landowners, land managers and public bodies to prepare a woodland creation design plan for at least five hectares in England.
Grants for specialist assessments and installation work to improve poorly performing existing district or communal heat networks in England and Wales.
Capital grants for public, private and third-sector organizations developing low-carbon heat networks in England and Wales.
Danish private companies can receive DKK 50,000 to DKK 112 million for projects that cut energy use or energy-related carbon emissions.
Enova grants cover up to 50% of approved costs for established Norwegian industrial businesses making substantial energy or emissions reductions.
Business Finland grants support energy-efficiency investments, new renewable-energy technology and energy audits for projects carried out in Finland.
Grants for Norwegian-registered businesses buying new battery-electric or hydrogen vehicles weighing more than 4.25 tonnes.
A grant for lower-income households in eligible Swedish rural areas to buy or lease a new or used electric car.
A Danish grant for owners replacing oil, gas, electric or biomass heating in a year-round home with an eligible heat pump.
A Dutch subsidy for businesses and public or nonprofit organizations installing eligible heat pumps, solar boilers or small wind turbines.
Australian households and small businesses can lower the cost of an eligible small-scale renewable-energy installation by selling certificates or assigning them to an agent for a possible upfront discount.
A Dutch grant for industrial businesses investing in proven technology that cuts emissions in their own operations and takes more than five years to pay back without support.
A Dutch grant for public and nonprofit owners improving the energy performance of existing schools, healthcare, cultural, sports, religious and other community buildings.
A Dutch grant for homeowners associations, housing associations and housing cooperatives installing insulation, low-carbon heating or a whole-building energy-efficiency package.
A Dutch subsidy for companies and nonprofit organizations that will operate large-scale renewable-energy or low-carbon production installations.
Grants for New Zealand legal entities building infrastructure that keeps organic waste out of landfill.
Grants of up to C$1 million for Canadian municipalities and their partners to put local climate-risk reduction measures in place.
Grants for organisations developing innovative, practical environmental solutions, with particular attention to small and medium-sized enterprises.
EU grants covering up to 60% of projects that demonstrate and implement practical climate-adaptation solutions.
Grants of up to USD 250,000 for organisations scaling ecosystem-based adaptation, with priority for work in ODA-eligible small island developing states and least developed countries.
Ongoing grants for Australian renewable-energy development, demonstration, deployment and commercialisation projects.
Grants of up to CAD 140,000 for Canadian communities to assess several climate hazards and turn the results into adaptation plans, municipal processes and staff capacity.
Reimbursement grants of USD 50,000–500,000 for Colorado organisations building lasting systems for reuse, repair, recycling and other circular material flows.
Grants of USD 1–10 million to build or upgrade California community facilities that provide shelter, services and resources during climate emergencies.
Grants of up to USD 75,000 for community-based organisations and NGOs applying through their participating country's programme to run local climate and environmental projects.
Grants of up to EUR 30 million for companies testing or demonstrating circular technologies that reduce carbon emissions.
Readiness grants for developing countries to improve national climate planning and prepare investments, with up to USD 7 million in total available to each country over four years.
Grants of EUR 5–25 million for programmes in countries eligible for official development assistance, combining changes to policy or regulation, a way to finance climate investments and expert support.
Grants of EUR 60,000–200,000 for established local organisations delivering climate, carbon-sink or biodiversity projects in countries eligible for official development assistance.
Grants of normally £100,000–£2 million for land managers and organizations installing water controls that make higher water tables possible on drained lowland peat in England.
Competitive US grants for public bodies, Tribal governments and other bank sponsors to restore, enhance or create wetlands that supply mitigation credits to agricultural producers.
Annual grants of up to £20,000 for organizations already restoring peatland in England to train people, add skills, share equipment and restore more peatland.
Grants for US agricultural producers and rural small businesses buying renewable-energy systems or making energy-efficiency improvements.
Fixed grants for Irish homeowners, private landlords and approved housing bodies completing a substantial home energy upgrade through a registered One Stop Shop.
Grants for German municipalities and municipal associations completing whole-building energy renovations or buying freshly renovated efficient buildings.
A 30–80% grant for private owners replacing heating or connecting an existing German home to a building or district heat network.
A 30% grant for German municipalities installing efficient heating or connecting existing public buildings to a building or district heat network.
Grants for coordinator-led groups of Irish homes, community facilities, businesses and public buildings to complete energy-efficiency and renewable-energy upgrades.
Investment grants or interest-subsidised loans for companies and public bodies delivering first large-scale demonstrations of environmental technologies in Germany.
Grants of up to €162,600 for businesses, farms, public bodies and nonprofits installing solar PV at premises in the Republic of Ireland.
A grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to complete detailed feasibility work for a low-carbon energy system serving multiple buildings or systems.
A grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to assess and plan the transition of a municipal or transit fleet to zero-emission vehicles.
Rapid-approval grants for businesses, public bodies and nonprofits improving heating, ventilation, controls, walls or roofs in buildings that are not homes in the Republic of Ireland.
A grant for Canadian municipalities and qualifying partners to test the feasibility of an innovative approach with significant long-term potential to cut greenhouse-gas emissions.
A full-time paid fellowship for experienced climate-business professionals to help early-stage climate-technology teams reach market, with an industry-competitive living stipend.
Grants for scientists and researchers worldwide to test high-risk, early-stage climate technologies while remaining in their current university, laboratory or research role.
A grant of up to SEK 3 million for Swedish small and medium-sized companies to test and develop an energy-transition innovation with a participating customer.
Grants and optional interest-free loans for homeowners living in Scotland to install heat pumps, insulation and other eligible home energy improvements.
Get 75% towards buying and installing a home electric-vehicle charging socket, up to £500, if you rent a residential property or own and live in a flat in the UK, with private off-street parking.
Council-arranged insulation, solar panels and low-carbon heating at no cost to qualifying households in privately owned homes in England.
Grants towards insulation and heat pumps for qualifying New Zealand homeowners who live in a home built before 2008.
Get 75% towards a home electric-vehicle charging socket, up to £500, if you own or rent your UK home, rely on street parking and install a permitted way to route the charging cable across the pavement.
Funded heating and insulation improvements for eligible Scottish households struggling to heat their homes, with all costs covered in most cases.
Residential landlords can get 75% towards buying and installing electric-vehicle chargepoints at UK properties, up to £500 per socket and 200 sockets a year.
Free insulation, heat pumps or solar panels for eligible homeowners and private tenants in Wales on low incomes or qualifying benefits.
A grant covering 75% of electric-vehicle chargepoint purchase and installation costs, up to £2,000 per socket, for UK state-funded schools and education institutions.
Up to AUD 1,400 off solar-panel installation for eligible homeowners in Victoria, including homes being built.
Homeowners living in their property in Victoria can get up to AUD 1,000 towards an eligible replacement heat-pump or solar hot-water system, or up to AUD 1,400 for an eligible locally made model.
A battery rebate and optional interest-free loan for Western Australian homes that join a scheme coordinating household batteries to support the electricity grid.
A grant covering 30% of eligible costs for businesses and other organisations installing efficient heating or connecting existing residential buildings in Germany to a heat network.
Grants for homeowners and landlords in France to replace eligible heating equipment or carry out a larger home energy renovation.
A grant currently covering 30% of eligible heating-upgrade costs for businesses and other investors in existing non-residential buildings in Germany.
Financial help for owners and tenants in France to replace fossil-fuel heating, paid by participating energy sellers and other charter signatories.
Grants covering 10% of capped eligible costs for German municipalities building or buying new homes and other buildings that meet energy and lifecycle-emissions standards.
A subsidy for people living in France to buy or lease a qualifying new electric passenger car costing no more than €47,000 including tax and battery.
Financial help for apartment-building owners in metropolitan France to renovate the whole building and cut its calculated energy use by at least 35%.
Help with conversion costs for people and organisations in France: up to €5,000 for a car or €9,000 for a van, depending on income and vehicle class.
Grants for UK businesses and public authorities installing depot chargers for battery-electric vans, heavy goods vehicles and coaches.
Grants for German municipalities and eligible public-law bodies to create greener spaces, plant trees and restore paved-over soils.
A dealer-applied discount of up to £3,750 on an approved new electric car bought or leased for UK registration.
Grants for land managers replanting woodland, hedgerow trees and other trees in England after felling because of specified, confirmed diseases.
A grant of up to €1,800 helps homeowners install solar panels that generate electricity for their home. The amount depends on the size of the system.
A grant helps homeowners and landlords insulate an existing home’s attic. Standard amounts range from €1,100 to €2,000 by dwelling type, with higher rates for eligible first-time buyers and homeowners receiving qualifying welfare payments.
Grants help individual homeowners and landlords insulate cavity walls or add insulation to the inside or outside of external walls. Amounts depend on the insulation method and dwelling type.
Grants help individual homeowners and landlords replace inefficient windows or external doors in an existing home. Apply for windows, doors or both; insulation requirements must be met before payment.
Grants help individual homeowners and landlords replace an older heating system with a heat pump. The amount depends on the technology, dwelling type and whether the work qualifies for central-heating support and a renewable-heat bonus.
A €700 grant helps individual homeowners and landlords upgrade heating controls so they can schedule home heating and hot water separately.
A €1,200 grant helps individual homeowners and landlords install a solar thermal system that uses the sun’s energy to heat water for the home.
Up to €300 towards buying and installing a registered smart EV home charger in Ireland, for private individuals with eligible parking arrangements.
Grants help Canadian affordable-housing providers plan phased energy upgrades: up to CAD 65,000 per building, capped at CAD 200,000 for a portfolio.
Grants up to CAD 75,000 help Canadian communities with fewer than 50,000 residents implement proven measures against climate risks, normally covering 70% of eligible costs with conditional increases.
Grants of up to CAD 70,000 help Canadian municipalities and eligible partners assess whether a proposed climate adaptation project is feasible. Standard funding covers up to 80% of eligible study costs, with higher shares for qualifying communities.
Up to CAD 150,000 helps municipalities and eligible partners in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Saskatchewan and Yukon design climate-resilience additions to existing home-upgrade financing. Nova Scotia is limited to flood measures.
Grants cover up to 50% of eligible costs to plan staged energy and emissions reductions in municipal buildings: up to CAD 65,000 for one building or CAD 200,000 for several. Qualifying small, northern and Indigenous communities may receive higher cost shares.
Grants up to CAD 200,000 for studies planning new municipal buildings in Canadian communities of 10,000 people or fewer, or Northern communities.
Grants up to CAD 200,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to design systems that recover energy from organic waste, landfill gas or waste heat.
Grants up to CAD 100,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to compare ways of producing energy from organic waste and choose viable options.
Grants up to CAD 500,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to test innovative solutions in real conditions, measure emissions reductions and decide whether to implement them at a larger scale.
Grants up to CAD 200,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to prepare innovative plans that can produce significant long-term emissions reductions and set out how to implement them.
Grants up to CAD 100,000 for Canadian municipalities and their partners to assess low-carbon energy options for a site, choose preferred systems and explore how to own, operate and finance them.
A €2,000 voucher for eligible Irish businesses and public bodies to identify energy-saving improvements through a professional audit.
Grants for new community tree planting that improves shade, climate resilience and biodiversity. The current intake is for Quebec municipalities, applying alone or together, until 15 September 2026.
Funding for insulation and eligible home-energy upgrades for low- and moderate-income New York homeowners and renters.
Up to €1 million per project for non-domestic renewable heating in Ireland, with support for heat pumps, industrial steam recovery, direct geothermal heating and related efficiency measures.
Rebates through participating contractors for complete air-sealing, insulation and window packages in eligible New York homes.
Grants up to CAD 175,000 for plans and studies that prepare future community tree planting and strengthen forest resilience. The current intake is for Quebec municipalities until 15 September 2026.
Grants for affordable housing providers to assess a major energy upgrade before construction: up to CAD 200,000 for one building or CAD 350,000 for a portfolio of several buildings.
Purchase rebates for New York households with low or moderate incomes installing a heat-pump clothes dryer and any electrical upgrades it needs.
An upfront dealer discount of $500–$2,000 for New York residents, businesses and government bodies buying or leasing eligible new electric vehicles.
Ontario homeowners can receive rebates for at least two qualifying upgrades, including insulation, windows and doors, air sealing or a heat pump water heater, after an initial energy assessment.
Up to 50% of eligible external design and study fees for major non-domestic energy projects in Ireland, with a separate 30% route for projects using SEAI’s alternative delivery assessment.
Ontario homeowners can receive 50% of eligible after-tax insulation costs, with separate caps for attics and cathedral ceilings or flat roofs. This standalone rebate requires a participating contractor, but no home energy assessment.
Rebates for organisations installing electric-vehicle charging at New York workplaces, multifamily properties and hotels.
Grants for substantial energy-saving equipment, building upgrades and industrial process improvements in Ireland, with project assessment and support for installation and additional professional services.
Ontario homeowners installing a home’s first space-heating heat pump can receive rebates toward an eligible purchase or rental, with amounts determined by technology, existing heating fuel and ownership of the equipment.
Up to 75% of eligible external advice and project-preparation costs for Irish organisations procuring energy contracts with performance guarantees or local energy supply.
Ontario homeowners can receive up to CAD 5,000 for new rooftop solar and another CAD 5,000 for a battery installed with that new solar system, each subject to capacity and eligible-cost limits.
Funding for independent energy studies and clean-energy planning at New York business, institutional and multifamily sites.
Subsidised building-energy studies for New York small businesses and nonprofits using facilities of up to 50,000 square feet.
Manitoba homeowners can receive CAD 0.50 per installed watt of new solar photovoltaic capacity, up to CAD 5,000 per home, for an eligible grid-connected system serving their or their tenant’s primary residence.
Free, assessed home-energy upgrades for owner-occupiers in Ireland receiving qualifying welfare payments, with the work arranged through SEAI.
Free energy studies for owners of small affordable apartment buildings in New York, to plan energy-saving upgrades.
Efficiency Manitoba rebates eligible insulation materials for existing, year-round Manitoba homes. Funding depends on the area insulated and the added insulation value; qualifying air sealing can add CAD 500–1,000.
Up to €3,500 off a qualifying new fully electric passenger car bought for private use and registered for the first time in Ireland.
Efficiency Manitoba offers CAD 2,000 for a centrally ducted cold-climate air-source heat pump or CAD 1,500 for a ductless system added to an eligible existing Manitoba home’s heating system.
Grants of €3,800 for qualifying small electric vans or €7,600 for large panel vans, deducted by the dealer from the purchase price.
Funding and project support for energy-saving upgrades to affordable apartment buildings in upstate New York.
Up to €500 for a new electric moped or €1,000 for a new electric motorcycle, through an approved dealer for private or commercial purchases.
NYSERDA shares the cost of a dedicated energy manager for New York commercial, industrial and multifamily facilities without an existing full-time manager.
Owners of eligible Manitoba homes can receive a rebate based on annual energy savings from a major renovation, with energy evaluations before and after the work.
Support for shared electric-vehicle charging networks in apartment and other multi-unit developments, with grants covering up to 90% of approved costs depending on the applicant.
Eligible Manitoba households can receive a free home assessment, insulation and energy-saving devices, with free heat pumps for qualifying electrically heated homes and rebates for eligible windows and doors.
First Nation communities in Manitoba can arrange free insulation and energy-saving devices for eligible homes, plus window-and-door rebates, with planning and installation support.
Up to €1,800 for eligible Irish companies to develop a sustainability, emissions-reduction or circular-economy plan through external advice or training.
Replace working diesel machinery with eligible battery-electric or hydrogen-fuel-cell equipment for use in New York, with 35% of its base price deducted by the dealer.
A grant of up to €5,000 towards external consultancy that helps eligible Irish businesses plan emissions cuts and improve environmental management.
Massachusetts public bodies can get grants to buy or lease new electric fleet vehicles, with up to USD 7,500 for each battery-electric vehicle purchased.
Massachusetts employers and fleet operators can get up to 60% of eligible electric-vehicle charging costs, capped at USD 50,000 per street address. Applicants receiving utility support to prepare a charging site can receive equipment support, but no installation funding.
Up to €50,000 for eligible Irish companies to train staff in environmental management, emissions reduction and climate resilience, including supported staff training time.
Scottish community organisations can get up to GBP 20,000 for renewable-energy feasibility work, covering up to 100% of eligible costs. The current round closes at noon on 14 September 2026, with eligibility checks required at least a week before submission.
Grants of €5,000 to €50,000 towards new metering hardware that helps eligible manufacturing companies measure energy use and reduce emissions.
Eligible Scottish community organisations can receive up to £200,000 annually to take community-owned renewable electricity projects from feasibility to investment readiness: securing the designs, permissions, land arrangements and finance needed to proceed.
Grants help Scottish community organisations install renewable heating and solar equipment, with related energy improvements in well-used community buildings.
Grants for New York hospitals to install and demonstrate building upgrades that cut fossil-fuel use and energy consumption.
Grants for electric-vehicle charging at non-residential parking open to the public in Massachusetts.
Grants for shared EV charging at Massachusetts housing with at least five homes or educational campuses with at least 15 students.
Grants and optional loans help Scottish community organisations build and commission community-owned renewable electricity and storage projects.
Grants for Massachusetts food retailers, food banks and nonprofit institutions to install refrigeration using refrigerants with very low climate impact.
Small Irish enterprises can fund energy-efficient equipment and resource-saving systems recommended by an eligible energy or environmental review.
Rural and remote Scottish households with income below £50,000 can receive up to £400 towards installing an EV charger at their main home.
Funding of $250,000 to $1.5 million for New York training providers to prepare new workers for entry-level clean energy careers and help graduates find full-time jobs.
Households without off-street parking in East Lothian and Renfrewshire can receive up to £3,500 for a permitted permanent charging-cable channel across the pavement.
A rebate of CAD 0.75 per installed DC watt helps Manitoba businesses add a new solar electricity system sized to their building’s annual use.
Microbusinesses, sole traders and third-sector organisations in rural and island Scotland can receive up to £5,000 per organisation for private staff or fleet charging.
Property managers, factors and organisations representing residential owners in Scotland can receive up to £20,000 per project for EV charging in private communal parking.
Small businesses can receive free energy-saving products and installation, with an optional contribution covering 70% of material and installation costs for eligible lighting and insulation upgrades.
Build private or shared charging for heavy trucks and commercial buses at business premises, with grants of up to SEK 20 million per project.
Grants covering 40% of eligible costs for businesses building irrigation ponds that store winter water for farming during dry periods.
Install port charging for electric and plug-in hybrid vessels used for heavy transport, with grants of up to SEK 100 million per project.
Grants for municipalities to create or restore wetlands that reduce emissions, help manage water flows or support climate adaptation and biodiversity.
Accelerate an existing international market entry for a sustainable-energy innovation, with tailored consultancy worth SEK 250,000 and a grant of up to SEK 250,000.
Develop an early energy innovation and its commercial potential with up to SEK 500,000 per project. The June 2026 intake is closed.
Grants for Swedish municipalities to protect existing built areas from floods, landslides, rockfalls and erosion, including adaptation to climate change.
Demonstrate innovative energy solutions in larger-scale projects with at least SEK 10 million in eligible costs. The June 2026 intake is closed.
Investment grants for renewable power generation and connected energy storage that strengthen Sweden’s electricity supply. The 2026 application round has closed.
Companies capturing carbon dioxide from biomass at existing Swedish plants can bid for support for permanent underground storage. The second auction closed in August 2026.
Raw-biogas producers operating in Sweden can receive support per kilowatt-hour for manure-based gas and gas upgraded to methane-network quality. The 2026 production round closed on 15 December 2025.
Financial assistance for US agricultural producers and forest managers to install conservation practices that cut emissions and make working land more resilient.
Annual payments for US agricultural and forest producers who maintain existing conservation work and add practices that improve resilience.
Quarterly payments for metered renewable heat from biomass or biogas systems serving non-domestic users in Ireland, for up to 15 years.
NYSERDA reimburses New York employers that hire and train new clean-energy workers. Support can reach USD 11,000 per eligible new hire, including a conditional certification payment.
Owners of eligible Manitoba commercial, multi-unit residential, industrial or agricultural buildings can receive modelling support and a floor-area payment for major renovations designed to cut annual energy use by at least 20%.
Owners of eligible new Manitoba buildings or additions can receive help with energy-modelling costs and a construction payment based on floor area and modelled energy savings against a code-compliant reference building.
Payments help Manitoba business premises replace lighting with efficient LED lamps, fixtures, signs and controls.
Payments help owners improve insulation, windows and glazed doors in Manitoba business premises and multi-unit residential buildings.
Payments help Manitoba businesses reduce refrigeration energy use with approved upgrades to display cases and walk-in coolers or freezers.
Rebates help Manitoba commercial buildings replace electric or natural-gas heating with a ground source heat pump.
Rebates help Manitoba commercial and agricultural premises fit efficient pump and fan controls to their heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems.
Help with the cost of finding and fixing compressed-air leaks and leaking steam traps in Manitoba business facilities.
Compensation for landowners who rewet drained peatland, with planning and ditch plugging paid for by the Swedish Forest Agency.
A one-year payment for farmers growing an intermediate crop to store carbon in arable soil. Applications for 2026 have closed.
A one-year payment for productive grass or legume leys that store carbon in arable land. Applications for 2026 have closed.
Lease an electric car for up to €200 a month before insurance and extras, with subsidised upfront costs, if you live in France and meet income and work-travel conditions.
Combined loans and grants normally up to CAD 10 million for Canadian municipalities and their partners to build innovative infrastructure with significant emissions-reduction potential.
Eligible Manitoba homeowners can finance a new or replacement ground-source heating system through contractor funding and a CAD 75 monthly, interest-free customer payment for 15 years, with additional upfront costs where applicable.
MPI co-investment for New Zealand primary-sector businesses, industry bodies and groups developing innovations with wider benefits for food, fibre and rural communities.