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Consultant Support for New Customer-Service Function Setup
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A Norwegian public energy agency seeks consultant support to establish and operate a new internal customer-service function for energy and climate guidance, covering subsidy programmes and energy-labelling advice during a transition period. Bidders should be consulting firms or staffing providers with expertise in energy efficiency, renewable energy, and customer service delivery, capable of deploying 2 FTE consultants to Norway.
Take Smart Solutions into Use
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A programme funding deployment and adoption of smart energy and sustainability solutions in Norway. The grant targets organizations implementing proven technologies to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact.
The Big Challenge
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The Big Challenge is a Norwegian energy and climate-focused grant programme that funds projects advancing energy transition and climate action. The grant targets organizations working on renewable energy, energy efficiency, and climate mitigation in Norway.
Zero-Emission Construction Machinery
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A programme providing financial support to businesses purchasing new emission-free construction machinery powered by electricity or hydrogen, covering a portion of the cost premium over diesel alternatives. Eligible applicants are companies investing in zero-emission equipment with gross vehicle weight exceeding 2 tonnes and nominal engine power exceeding 15 kW, selected competitively based on cost-effectiveness of emission reductions.
Price and Performance-Driven Energy Storage System
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This grant funds the installation of price and performance-controlled energy storage systems in residential buildings that automatically optimize energy use based on real-time electricity prices and consumption patterns. Eligible applicants are homeowners seeking to reduce electricity bills through smart control of hot water tanks, electric floor heating, and electric vehicles.
Charging Infrastructure for Fast Ferries
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A funding programme supports the establishment of publicly accessible DC charging stations for battery-powered vessels in Norwegian ports to support the transition to emission-free maritime transport. Eligible projects are time-limited, coordinated activities involving investment in physical charging infrastructure open to all port users.
Expanding Electricity Grid Capacity in Norway
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Grant support for projects that expand electricity grid capacity and reduce congestion in Norway's power network, enabling greater renewable energy integration and grid modernization. The grant targets organizations working on grid infrastructure solutions to accommodate increased electricity demand and distributed energy resources.
Support for Improving Energy Performance in Commercial Buildings
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A programme funds comprehensive energy efficiency upgrades of existing commercial buildings in Norway, including insulation, windows, HVAC, lighting, and renewable energy integration. Eligible applicants are businesses that own or lease commercial properties and seek to substantially reduce energy consumption and improve building energy ratings.
Flexibility in the Energy System
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The Fleksibilitet I Energisystemet programme funds innovative solutions that increase flexibility and efficiency in Norway's energy system, addressing grid capacity constraints from rising electricity demand and renewable energy integration. The programme supports preliminary, pilot, and investment projects with technology at TRL 5+, requiring market potential and end-user involvement for pilot phases.
Auction for Decarbonization of Industrial Heat
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This is a competitive auction scheme under the EU Innovation Fund that provides fixed payments per tonne of CO2 saved to projects replacing fossil industrial heat with electric and renewable heat technologies. Eligible applicants across the EEA compete on cost-effectiveness, with winners receiving support over up to 5 years post-implementation.
Energy-Efficient Windows and Doors
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A grant programme supports building owners and occupants in reducing heat loss through installation of energy-efficient windows and exterior doors, offering up to NOK 400 per square metre. The grant targets residential and commercial property owners seeking to improve building envelope performance and reduce energy consumption.
Other Market Offerings
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A targeted support programme that funds businesses pursuing energy and climate transition initiatives in Norway. The grant supports a range of energy and climate-related projects, though specific sector focus and eligibility criteria are not fully detailed in the available description.
Solar Panel Installation
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A grant programme covering 25% of approved costs (capped at 2,500 NOK/kW) for Norwegian homeowners to install solar panels on roofs or facades. Applicants must assess solar conditions, review electricity consumption, and comply with local regulations before professional installation.
CO₂ Reception Terminals
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Funding available for investments in public CO₂ reception terminals that aggregate and prepare captured carbon for transport to permanent storage. The program targets terminal operators and infrastructure developers seeking to build critical logistics nodes for carbon management value chains from a Norwegian public energy agency.
Support for Small-Scale Commercial Floating Offshore Wind Projects
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A call for support applications for small-scale commercial floating offshore wind projects in Norway. This grant funds deployment and development of floating wind technology to advance Norway's renewable energy transition.
Heavy Zero-Emission Vehicles
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A programme from a Norwegian energy agency provides grants covering up to 60% of the additional cost to purchase new zero-emission heavy vehicles (battery-electric or hydrogen-powered trucks and buses over 4,250 kg) compared to diesel equivalents. The programme accelerates Norway's transport sector decarbonization through competitive bidding ranked by cost-effectiveness of emission reductions.
Biogass
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This programme supports enterprises in establishing new or expanding existing industrial-scale biogas production facilities to recover energy and materials from low-value biomass. Eligible applicants are businesses seeking to invest in biogas infrastructure, with support aimed at improving sector profitability through best-practice solutions.
Attic and Loft Retrofitting Insulation Grant
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This grant provides financial support for retrofitting insulation in attics and lofts of residential buildings in Norway, covering 25% of eligible costs up to 150 NOK per square meter. It targets homeowners with older homes seeking to reduce energy consumption through improved roof and loft insulation.
Norwegian Participation in International Energy Agency Projects
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This grant supports Norwegian participation in collaborative research and development projects through a multilateral energy agency, focusing on energy and climate solutions. It is intended for Norwegian organizations, research institutions, and companies engaged in international energy technology cooperation.
Biogas Feasibility Studies
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Biogas Feasibility Studies funds feasibility studies and investigations for enterprises planning to establish or expand industrial biogas facilities in Norway. The programme supports early-phase planning work—technological, economic, and regulatory—to build a solid foundation for investment decisions in biogas energy recovery and material production.
Energy-Efficient Windows and Exterior Doors
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This grant supports Norwegian homeowners in replacing old, inefficient windows and exterior doors with modern, highly insulated alternatives to reduce heating costs and energy consumption. A Norwegian energy agency funds 25% of approved costs (capped at 400 NOK/m² up to 50 m² per property) for upgrades that achieve U-values of 0.9 or lower.
Hydrogen Filling Stations for Heavy Vehicles
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This was a Norwegian government support programme that funded the establishment of hydrogen filling stations for heavy trucks along key transport corridors, primarily the Oslo–Trondheim route. The programme is no longer active as of June 2025.
Support for maritime transport companies implementing climate and energy solutions
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A Norwegian public enterprise supports maritime transport companies implementing climate and energy solutions to decarbonize shipping operations. The grant funds deployment of renewable energy, energy efficiency, and other climate technologies in the maritime sector.
Air-to-Water Heat Pump
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This grant funds the installation of air-to-water heat pumps in Norwegian residential homes to reduce electricity consumption and improve heating efficiency. It targets homeowners with high energy use or in areas with mild winters seeking environmentally friendly heating solutions.
Balanced Heat Recovery Ventilation Systems
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A grants programme for Norwegian homeowners to install balanced heat recovery ventilation systems that improve indoor air quality and reduce heating energy costs by recovering up to 90% of exhaust heat. The programme targets homes undergoing energy retrofits and addresses moisture and air quality issues in upgraded buildings.
Heat Pump Water Heater Installation Support
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Heat Pump Water Heater Installation Support is a Norwegian grant programme that funds installation of heat pump water heaters in residential properties, enabling homeowners to replace traditional hot water systems with energy-efficient alternatives that use 50-70% less electricity. The grant targets homeowners in properties without water-based heating systems, particularly those with high hot water consumption.
Industri 2050
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Industri 2050 is a Norwegian support programme funding industrial innovation projects that develop or implement technology to substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions from industrial processes and waste incineration. The programme targets technologies including fossil fuel phase-out, carbon capture, biogenic reduction agents, and emission-free industrial core processes, aiming to accelerate market adoption of low-emission industrial solutions.
On-Route Charging for Heavy Vehicles
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This programme funds the establishment of publicly accessible charging stations for heavy vehicles (trucks and buses) along Norwegian national roads, covering up to 80% of project costs (capped at 10 million NOK per project). It enables heavy vehicle operators to transition to zero-emission transport on longer routes, addressing Norway's transport emissions.
Major Climate and Energy Initiatives in Industry
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A grant programme supports large-scale climate and energy initiatives in Norwegian industry, funding decarbonization projects and energy efficiency improvements. The programme targets industrial enterprises seeking to reduce emissions and transition to sustainable energy systems.
Consumer Support Programmes
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Information and support programmes help private homeowners implement energy efficiency and climate measures in their residences. Grant funds provide direct assistance to individuals undertaking home energy retrofits and sustainability improvements.
Feasibility Study for Reuse and Flexibility
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A feasibility study programme supports circular economy measures and their climate and resource impacts in early-phase building projects, focusing on reuse of buildings and materials and flexible design to reduce new construction. The programme targets the building and real estate sector in Norway to reduce material-related emissions and construction waste.
Energy Mapping Support for Housing Cooperatives and Residential Condominiums
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A programme funds energy mapping and assessment services for Norwegian housing cooperatives and residential condominiums to identify energy efficiency and renewable energy opportunities. The programme covers qualified energy advisor costs to produce detailed reports with technical recommendations, cost-benefit analyses, and prioritized measures for reducing energy consumption and enabling local energy production.
Forprosjekt For Yrkesbygg
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Pre-project funding for vocational and trade building projects in Norway, supporting feasibility studies and planning phases for commercial and institutional building retrofits and sustainability upgrades related to energy efficiency and renewable energy.
District Heating and Cooling
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A programme funding the establishment and expansion of district heating and cooling systems across Norway to reduce electricity grid strain and enable use of surplus heat. The programme supports district heating companies, municipalities, and energy infrastructure operators in deploying climate-friendly heating and cooling infrastructure.
What Support Does a Norwegian State Energy Agency Offer Applicants to an EU Innovation Fund
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A Norwegian state energy agency supports applicants seeking funding through the EU Innovation Fund for energy and climate projects. This grant facilitates access to EU-level innovation financing for Norwegian organizations working on energy transition and climate action.
Heilo Havvind
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Heilo Havvind supports research, technology development, and cost reduction across the offshore wind value chain to help Norway meet its 30 GW allocation target by 2040 and build an internationally competitive industry. The initiative funds competence-building, solution innovation, and large-scale deployment efficiency across all phases of offshore wind development.
Project Establishment Support for EU Innovation Fund
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This grant supports Norwegian enterprises in preparing high-quality applications to the EU Innovation Fund by covering feasibility studies, labour costs, analyses, and consultant fees during the project establishment phase. It targets companies developing technologies that deliver substantial emission reductions aligned with EU climate targets toward 2050.
Heat Centrals
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Heat Centrals is a Norwegian grant programme supporting the deployment and development of district heating systems to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions. The grant targets municipalities, energy companies, and other organisations implementing heat central infrastructure projects.
Technology for Sustainable Energy Carriers
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A programme supports enterprises and consortia in piloting new or improved technologies for sustainable energy carriers (hydrogen, ammonia, biodiesel, biogas, advanced biofuels) at industrial scale. The programme funds development, processing, storage, and distribution technology with the goal of accelerating market-ready, commercially viable solutions for low-emission energy transition.
New Climate Technology in Building and Construction Sectors
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A programme funds demonstration projects deploying new climate and energy technologies in building and construction sectors, including emission-free construction sites, material reuse at scale, and low-carbon building material recycling. Eligible applicants can receive support for piloting or investment in new technologies, with pre-project development support available in some cases.
Smart Hot Water Heater Installation Grant
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This grant funds installation of smart hot water heaters in residential properties that automatically shift heating to low-cost electricity periods, reducing costs through demand-side management and smart home integration. It is designed for Norwegian homeowners seeking to optimize electricity consumption timing and lower energy bills.
Liquid-to-Water Heat Pump Installation
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This grant funds the installation of liquid-to-water heat pumps (ground source, soil source, and seawater types) in Norwegian residential buildings to reduce electricity consumption for heating. Eligible applicants are homeowners seeking to deploy efficient heat pump technology, optionally combined with complementary energy efficiency measures.
Building and Real Estate Energy Upgrade Grants
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A grant programme supports building and real estate owners undertaking energy upgrades and climate-related measures to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact. The grant is open to property owners and building operators in Norway seeking funding for energy efficiency retrofits and decarbonization projects.
Pre-project Support for Energy Efficiency in Commercial Buildings
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This is a pre-project support grant from a Norwegian state energy agency funding energy efficiency improvements in commercial and office buildings. The grant targets organizations planning energy retrofit or efficiency projects in non-residential buildings.
Support for projects related to the energy system, including new energy production and efficiency
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A Norwegian energy transition grant supports projects that advance the energy system through new renewable energy production and energy efficiency improvements. The grant is open to organizations implementing energy transition projects across generation, storage, and demand-side efficiency.
Price- and Load-Controlled Energy Storage Systems
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This grant supports residential installation of home battery storage systems that enable households to store electricity and optimize consumption during peak demand periods. Eligible applicants can receive up to NOK 10,000 to deploy price- and load-controlled energy storage technology.
Battery Technology for Zero-Emission Ships
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A grant programme supports battery technology and energy systems for zero-emission ships, funding development and deployment of maritime electrification solutions. The grant targets Norwegian maritime operators and technology developers working on decarbonization of shipping.
Wall Insulation
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A Norwegian energy agency supports building owners and occupants in reducing heat loss through exterior wall insulation retrofits, offering up to NOK 150 per square metre. The grant targets residential and commercial property owners seeking to improve energy efficiency and reduce heating costs.