Subsidy for energy storage technology with a capacity from 1 MW
Receive support of up to 20% of the total costs for electric energy storage equipment
The State Environmental Fund of the Czech Republic is launching, from 28 April 2025, a new subsidy programme offering financial support for the construction of energy storage facilities with a minimum capacity of 1 MW. The subsidy is intended for businesses of all sizes, municipalities, regions, contributory organisations, churches, and other entities.
Would you like to take advantage of this subsidy? We will be happy to handle the entire process for you. Simply contact us via the inquiry form.
The call for the programme RES+ No. 5/2025 – Renewable Energy Storage was announced under the European Union’s Modernisation Fund.
Who can apply for the subsidy?
- Existing and future holders of a licence for business activities in the energy sector (electricity generation)
What is the subsidy intended for?
- construction of new battery energy storage systems
- installation of equipment for hydrogen energy storage (including equipment for reconversion back to electricity)
- construction and modernisation of pumped-storage hydroelectric power plants
- deployment of innovative energy storage technologies
What will we handle for you?
In addition to the subsidy application itself, we will also manage all related paperwork and formalities. This includes:
- submission of the subsidy application
- project documentation
- application for connection to the distribution grid
- energy assessment
- preparation of the battery storage project
- communication with authorities (including administration)
Key information about the programme
Application submission
until 2 June 2025, or until the allocation is exhausted
Amount of the subsidy
up to 20% of the eligible project expenses
Total allocation
2 billion CZK
Maximum support
max. 25% of the call allocation per project
Method of financing
ex-post
Support may also be requested for projects that are not yet completed and were started after 1 January 2024, provided that the equipment has not yet been put into operation.
