2001-2009
Condominiums and housing cooperatives built by industrialised technology
Ministry of National Development with different intermediary bodies
Until 2011: ~€124 million (43.4 billion HUF)
33-50%
The state and the local/district municipality each provided one-third of the renovation costs as a non-refundable subsidy. The maximum amount of subsidy/flat was 400 000-500 000 HUF (€1,140-1,430). The programme focused on improving energy efficiency in prefabricated buildings. The group of eligible actions was gradually increased: while the first years of the programme typically covered modernisation of the heating system or changing of doors and windows, later whole buildings were renovated including insulation or even renewable energy installations. More complex investments corresponded with higher amounts of subsidy. After the mid-2000s the participation of municipalities was no longer obligatory and the subsidy provided by the state increased to 50-60% of the costs. The financial crisis led to lack of resources and the termination of applications in 2009 (by using the already awarded funds in 2011-2012).
Community Tailored Actions for Energy Poverty Mitigation in the CEE and CIS region
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No #892054.
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