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How to use PVE subsidies

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The subsidy program New Green Savings (NZÚ) came in October 2021 with several improvements to the next stage, and will last until the end of 2030.

Contribution amount

It is true that the larger the power plant you purchase, the higher the subsidies you will receive. Your power plant must meet the 10 kWp output and be connected to the electricity distribution system if your family home is also connected to the grid. FVE with storage for hot water or batteries are also supported.

  • Photovoltaic system without storage ≥ 1,700 kWh/year – CZK 55,000
  • Photovoltaic system with storage ≥ 1,700 kWh/year – CZK 70,000
  • Photovoltaic system with storage ≥ 3,000 kWh/year – CZK 100,000
  • Photovoltaic system with storage ≥ 4,000 kWh/year – CZK 150,000
  • Photovoltaic system effectively cooperating with heating and hot water preparation system with heat pump – CZK 150,000

Combination of multiple supported devices at once

You can also combine photovoltaics with other contributions from the NZÚ, e.g. with insulation, a heat pump or a filling station for an electric car. You can thus get a so-called combination bonus for using several measures at once. We at LOSKY will be happy to help you with submitting an application for a photovoltaic system.

Contribution amount

The contribution amount for FVE ranges from 40,000 to 200,000 for one house.

In some regions (Moravskoslezský, Ústí and Hradec Králové) the subsidy is increased by a bonus of 10% for structurally affected regions.

Repeated request

You can apply for a grant even if you have applied in the past. The sustainability period is usually set to 10 years, and after this period it is possible to apply again.

Recreational buildings

The new conditions of the NZÚ make it possible to receive a contribution even for recreational buildings, which, however, must have a registration number and anyone, it does not have to be the owner of the property directly, had on them for a period of min. 2 years registered permanent address. However, there is a return on investment to consider in this situation.