The call aims to improve access to tourism attractions in the border regions of Slovakia and Poland, in particular by promoting electromobility.
Grant schemes cover a share of the cost of photovoltaics, battery storage and charging infrastructure. Which one applies depends on where the site is, what you are building and how big your company is. We track the open calls, tell you which one fits, and prepare the application. A grant has been approved on 99% of the applications we have submitted.
Grant programmes
(4)
Open and closed calls we track for photovoltaics, storage and electromobility. Filter by country, by what the scheme funds, and by who is allowed to apply.
Slovakia
Batteries
Entrepreneurs
The call is aimed at supporting the construction of new installations for the production of electricity from renewable energy sources and battery systems.
Grant amount
max. € 2 500 000
Funding rate
max. 45 %
closed
Slovakia
Batteries, Photovoltaics
Entrepreneurs
The aim is to reduce the carbon footprint and increase energy efficiency. Projects must demonstrate a minimum 30% reduction in emissions.
Grant amount
Unknown
Funding rate
Unknown
Q2 2025
Why with us?
We know what gets refused
Most rejections are formal rather than technical: a missing annex, a date in the wrong order, an activity started too early. We know where applications fail, because we have filed them.
Choosing the right call
The scheme with the highest headline rate is not always the one worth applying to. We compare what you would actually receive, against what each call demands in return.
Preparation of the application
Technical design, feasibility study, economic calculation and every annex the scheme asks for, assembled so the file is complete on the day it is submitted.
Implementation and monitoring
A grant does not end at approval. We handle the inspections and commissioning it requires, and the reporting that keeps it, then monitor the plant afterwards.
You often ask
It comes down to where the site is, what you are installing and how large the company is. The list above filters on exactly those three. If nothing there fits, describe the project to us and we will tell you whether something suitable is expected to open.
Much the same as a feasibility study: consumption data, the site and the building. Schemes ask for a technical design and an economic calculation, which is why the application is best prepared alongside the project documentation rather than after it.
Usually not. Most schemes require the work to begin after the application is submitted, and in many cases only after it is approved. Starting early is one of the commonest ways a company disqualifies itself.
Calls have fixed opening and closing dates, and that is the part nobody can compress. It is the argument for doing the technical work before a call opens rather than when it does.
A grant has been approved on 99% of the applications we have submitted, largely because we only submit where the project genuinely matches the call. Where it does not match, we say so rather than spend your time on it.
Substantially, which is why it belongs in the calculation from the start. A feasibility study that ignores the grant gives you the wrong answer about what to build.
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