Innovation Fund: grants for new climate technology
Grants to demonstrate how new technology can cut climate emissions in practice.
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Grants to demonstrate how new technology can cut climate emissions in practice.
AngolulGrants covering up to 90% of the preparation costs for large EU investment programmes in energy efficiency, building-integrated renewables or sustainable urban transport.
AngolulEU grants covering up to 60% of projects that demonstrate and implement practical climate-adaptation solutions.
AngolulGrants 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.
AngolulFixed grants for Irish homeowners, private landlords and approved housing bodies completing a substantial home energy upgrade through a registered One Stop Shop.
AngolulGrants for coordinator-led groups of Irish homes, community facilities, businesses and public buildings to complete energy-efficiency and renewable-energy upgrades.
AngolulGrants of up to €162,600 for businesses, farms, public bodies and nonprofits installing solar PV at premises in the Republic of Ireland.
AngolulRapid-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.
AngolulA full-time paid fellowship for experienced climate-business professionals to help early-stage climate-technology teams reach market, with an industry-competitive living stipend.
AngolulGrants for scientists and researchers worldwide to test high-risk, early-stage climate technologies while remaining in their current university, laboratory or research role.
AngolulA 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.
AngolulA 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.
AngolulGrants 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.
AngolulGrants 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.
AngolulGrants 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.
AngolulA €700 grant helps individual homeowners and landlords upgrade heating controls so they can schedule home heating and hot water separately.
AngolulA €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.
AngolulUp to €300 towards buying and installing a registered smart EV home charger in Ireland, for private individuals with eligible parking arrangements.
AngolulA €2,000 voucher for eligible Irish businesses and public bodies to identify energy-saving improvements through a professional audit.
AngolulUp 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.
AngolulUp 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.
AngolulGrants for substantial energy-saving equipment, building upgrades and industrial process improvements in Ireland, with project assessment and support for installation and additional professional services.
AngolulUp to 75% of eligible external advice and project-preparation costs for Irish organisations procuring energy contracts with performance guarantees or local energy supply.
AngolulFree, assessed home-energy upgrades for owner-occupiers in Ireland receiving qualifying welfare payments, with the work arranged through SEAI.
AngolulUp to €3,500 off a qualifying new fully electric passenger car bought for private use and registered for the first time in Ireland.
AngolulGrants of €3,800 for qualifying small electric vans or €7,600 for large panel vans, deducted by the dealer from the purchase price.
AngolulUp to €500 for a new electric moped or €1,000 for a new electric motorcycle, through an approved dealer for private or commercial purchases.
AngolulSupport 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.
AngolulUp to €1,800 for eligible Irish companies to develop a sustainability, emissions-reduction or circular-economy plan through external advice or training.
AngolulA grant of up to €5,000 towards external consultancy that helps eligible Irish businesses plan emissions cuts and improve environmental management.
AngolulUp to €50,000 for eligible Irish companies to train staff in environmental management, emissions reduction and climate resilience, including supported staff training time.
AngolulGrants of €5,000 to €50,000 towards new metering hardware that helps eligible manufacturing companies measure energy use and reduce emissions.
AngolulSmall Irish enterprises can fund energy-efficient equipment and resource-saving systems recommended by an eligible energy or environmental review.
AngolulQuarterly payments for metered renewable heat from biomass or biogas systems serving non-domestic users in Ireland, for up to 15 years.
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