Opening of the procedure “Energy efficiency for SMEs” is forthcoming
Under the Operational Program “Innovation and Competitiveness” 2014-2020, the opening of the procedure “Energy efficiency for SMEs” is forthcoming, which will allow to finance projects for energy use from renewable sources for own consumption, as well as investments in energy efficient assets fund. Businesses that focus on optimizing their overheads can receive grants to build a photovoltaic plant on the roof of their building, implement an energy monitoring system, or purchase a UPS to ensure a long-term low cost. of the electricity they use. With a total eligible costs of between BGN 50,000 and 1.5 million under the project, companies could receive up to 70% grant funding. The program is open to enterprises with main economic activity in the mining and processing industry, construction, production and distribution of electricity and water and sewerage services.
Solarity provides its customers with complete solutions, and for the upcoming program we offer a comprehensive preliminary analysis of the network, consulting services for submitting project proposals and subsequent design and construction of photovoltaic system and commissioning and maintenance and installation after installation. In this way, they could provide a large part of the energy needs of their building stock. Currently, the cost of energy produced by such an installation is lower than the price of electricity on the free market. This will reduce overhead costs for electricity in the long run by 20% to 50%, and they are always an important part of the cost of production in business. Thus, they become less dependent on rising electricity prices. In addition to the photovoltaic plant, we offer customers an automated system for monitoring energy consumption, which gives them a detailed analysis of consumption and quality of electricity they buy and can also be funded by the program. Such a system protects investments and reduces production losses.
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