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Storre Varmesentraler Ny
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Storre Varmesentraler Ny (Large Heat Centrals New) supports deployment of new large-scale district heating systems in Norway to reduce energy consumption and emissions. The grant targets municipalities, energy companies, and heating infrastructure operators implementing modern, efficient heat central technology.
Norwegian Participation in IEA Projects Pre-Project
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This grant supports Norwegian organisations' participation in International Energy Agency (IEA) pre-project activities, covering the preparatory and scoping phase before full IEA technology collaboration programme engagement. It enables Norwegian actors to engage with international energy research and technology development initiatives coordinated by the IEA.
Industri: Support programme for industrial businesses seeking to transition toward a low-emission society
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The Industri programme provides financial support to industrial businesses transitioning toward low-emission operations and processes. The grant targets established industrial companies seeking to decarbonize their operations through technology adoption, process improvements, and emissions reduction initiatives.
Pre-project Studies for Zero-Emission Heavy Transport
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This Norwegian grant funds pre-project studies and planning activities for transporters and transport service purchasers transitioning to zero-emission heavy vehicles (electric or hydrogen trucks and buses). Support covers feasibility mapping, route analysis, charging/refuelling infrastructure planning, technology evaluation, and economic assessments to reduce investment risk and inform deployment decisions.
Energy Advisory
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An energy advisory service provides support to Norwegian consumers on energy efficiency measures suitable for their homes, with grants covering up to NOK 5,000 per household. The programme targets residential energy retrofits and behavioral change through professional energy audits and recommendations.
Biokjel
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Biokjel programme provides grants to Norwegian homeowners installing biomass boilers (wood, pellets, or wood chips) for whole-home heating and domestic hot water using renewable energy. Applicants must apply before installation, complete the work, and submit invoiced documentation to receive the grant.
Charging Infrastructure for Heavy-Duty Vehicles
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Grant supporting the deployment of charging infrastructure for heavy-duty vehicles in Norway, advancing electric mobility and climate goals. Eligible applicants likely include fleet operators, charging network developers, and related commercial entities.
Piloting Breakthrough Climate Technology
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A programme funds enterprises piloting and demonstrating breakthrough climate technology at scale before commercial deployment in Norway. It supports testing of new climate-friendly and energy technology under real operating conditions to accelerate emissions reductions toward a low-emission society by 2050.
Forstudie Karbonfangst 2030
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Feasibility studies funding for carbon capture technologies and solutions targeting 2030 deployment in Norway. The grant supports research, planning, and pre-commercial development of carbon capture systems by energy companies, technology developers, and research institutions.
Breakthrough Maritime Technology
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A programme supports businesses testing or implementing breakthrough maritime technologies to enable zero-emission shipping, including solutions for zero-emission energy carriers, carbon capture on ships, and energy efficiency measures. The programme targets innovative commercial-scale projects that are too new and risky for private investment alone, providing funding to accelerate the transition to emission-free maritime transport.
Vilkar
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A grant programme providing financial subsidies to private homeowners in Norway for energy efficiency improvements in residential buildings. The funding supports measures that reduce household energy consumption and advance climate goals through residential sector decarbonisation.
Roof and Loft Insulation
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A Norwegian public energy agency supports building owners and occupants in reducing heat loss through roof and loft insulation retrofits, offering up to NOK 150 per square metre. The grant targets residential and commercial property owners seeking to improve energy efficiency in Norway.
Planning and Design for Material Reuse and Component Flexibility
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Grants support planning and design costs for material reuse and component flexibility in concrete building projects to advance circular construction practices. Funding covers extra work associated with reuse initiatives—including material sourcing, design adjustments, logistics, and documentation—to reduce embodied carbon and scale circular building markets.
Shore Power Infrastructure Grant for Flåm
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A grant of up to NOK 100 million in government financing for a shore power facility in Flåm, Norway, designed to enable zero-emission cruise ships in UNESCO World Heritage fjords. The grant funds infrastructure deployment to reduce maritime emissions and support sustainable tourism in the Western Norwegian Fjords.
Landtransport: Support for land transport operators transitioning to low-emission solutions
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A funding programme provides financial support to land transport operators implementing low-emission vehicle solutions and transitioning away from fossil fuels. The grant targets commercial transport businesses seeking to decarbonize their fleets through technology adoption.
Industrial Climate and Energy Initiatives
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An industrial climate and energy programme provides support to established Norwegian industrial enterprises implementing significant energy efficiency, heat recovery, and fossil-to-renewable energy conversion measures in production operations. The programme accelerates industrial decarbonization toward Norway's near-zero emissions target by 2050 while reducing energy system burden.
Energy Advisory Grant
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This grant subsidizes 25% of the cost (up to 5,000 NOK) for Norwegian homeowners to hire qualified energy advisors who develop tailored energy efficiency plans. The programme targets homeowners uncertain about which energy measures to prioritize and want professional guidance to make cost-effective long-term decisions.
Etterisolering Vegg
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A grants programme covering 25% of approved costs (up to 150 NOK/m² and 250 m² per property) for retrofitting external wall insulation in Norwegian homes, primarily those built before 1990. The grant improves energy efficiency, reduces heating costs, and enhances building energy ratings, with eligibility for multiple applications and encouragement to combine with other energy improvements.
Hydrogen Auction in the EU Innovation Fund
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This is an annual auction under the EU Innovation Fund supporting renewable hydrogen production projects in EU and EEA countries. Eligible projects must be technologically and financially mature, capable of making investment decisions within four years, with funding covering up to 60% of extra costs for innovative low-carbon technologies across energy, industry, transport, and storage sectors.
Balanced Ventilation
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A scheme supports installation of heat recovery ventilation systems in buildings to improve indoor air quality and reduce energy consumption. The grant is available to building owners and occupants in Norway seeking to upgrade their HVAC systems.
Project Grants from the EU Innovation Fund
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Project grants support Norwegian and European actors developing and scaling new climate technologies that reduce emissions and strengthen Europe's competitiveness. Projects with high technological and financial risk compete for funding through annual calls for proposals.
Support for Improving Energy Condition in Housing Companies
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A support programme funds comprehensive energy efficiency retrofits in residential buildings, including insulation, windows, heat recovery, and renewable energy measures. Housing companies can receive up to 25% of project costs (capped at 10 million NOK) to improve building energy ratings and access green financing.
Pre-project Maritime Technology
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Pre-project Maritime Technology funds pre-project studies (up to 6 months) for maritime enterprises evaluating investments in new energy and climate technologies for vessels. The programme covers analysis costs for profitability, technical feasibility, and risk assessment, helping companies make informed investment decisions before committing capital or applying for larger investment grants from a Norwegian energy agency.