News on PV, storage and e-mobility incentives by country — for installers and EPC companies and for their end customers. Dates and amounts as published; check the source before quoting.
State Secretary Eerenberg told Parliament on 5 November 2026 that a method developed with market parties can prevent double energy tax on home batteries from 1 January 2027 without changing the law; TNO reviews the risks in November and publication is planned for early December.
Article 28 of the PLF 2027 would make the reduced VAT on PV panels conditional on their contribution to supply-chain resilience under the Net-Zero Industry Act; amendments extending 5.5 % to home batteries were rejected on 2 November 2026.
SupportVAT 5.5 % kept only for panels meeting NZIA resilience criteria (to be set by arrêté); batteries stay at 20 %
The 5.5 % rate still applies in November 2026, but since 1 March 2026 the installer must hold a recognised qualification, a replacement arrêté (hail class RG5, 130 µm wafers) is still unpublished and the 2027 budget bill would tie the rate to EU 'resilience' criteria; batteries stay at 20 %.
SupportVAT 5.5 % instead of 20 % on residential PV up to 9 kWc (modules ≤ 530 kg CO2/kWc, < 14 mg silver/W, lead and cadmium limits, energy-management system required)
The 2027 budget bill approved by the Council of Ministers on 28 October 2026 keeps the bonus casa at 50 %/36 % for 2027 instead of the scheduled fall to 36 %/30 %; PV and batteries remain eligible as renovation works, but Parliament must pass the law by 31 December 2026.
Support50 % deduction (main home) / 36 % (other homes), ceiling €96,000 per unit over 10 years — proposed unchanged for 2027 in the budget bill
Union and SPD are still negotiating the EEG 2027 compromise; the Bundestag vote is now expected in the second week of November 2026, followed by the Bundesrat and EU state-aid approval before 1 January 2027. Systems commissioned by 31 December 2026 keep today's tariff for 20 years.
Cabinet Resolution No. 1214 of 30 September 2026 relaunched one-off energy-independence aid for sole proprietors and small companies with 1–10 employees: UAH 15,000, 20,000 or 30,000 depending on headcount; the second application window runs 2–27 November 2026 in Diia and the money must be spent on energy equipment within 90 days.
The new residential call (BOJA 25 September 2026) opened on 22 October 2026 and was suspended one week later for the household and company budget lines (€11.0 m) after applications exhausted the credit; the Agency may reopen if funds are redistributed.
Support€20.77 m FEDER; PV-plus-battery line 55 % (individuals, micro and small firms) up to 65 % with bonuses, minimum grant €6,000 — household and company budget lines suspended on 29 October 2026
29 Oct 2026 · Agencia Andaluza de la EnergíaDetails
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ISDE – Investeringssubsidie duurzame energie en energiebesparing (wijzigingen 2027)
RVO has published the intended ISDE changes for 1 January 2027: a €200 bonus for smart-controllable heat pumps, the A+++ bonus up to €250, air-water heat pumps down to €120 per kW and no more subsidy for electric cooking. Applications reopen on 5 January 2027 at 12:00.
SupportSmart-control bonus €200; A+++ bonus €250 (was €200); air-water heat pumps €120/kW (was €225); HR++ glass €30/m² (was €25); triple glass in new frames €55/m² (was €111); 2027 budget about €499 million
NFOŚiGW opened the PLN 1 billion Przydomowe Magazyny Energii (part 2) call on 20 October 2026: refund-type grants for home batteries of at least 10 kWh, heat storage and hybrid inverters, accepted until 1 October 2027 or until the budget runs out.
Support30% of costs, up to PLN 800/kWh; cap PLN 16,000 (net-billing) or PLN 8,000 (net-metering); +PLN 2,000 once for an EU-made battery or hybrid inverter; heat storage 30% up to PLN 1,000; max PLN 19,000 per metering point
Finland raised the household deduction retroactively from 1 January 2026: 40% of installation labour (previously 35%) up to €2,100 per person (previously €1,600), also for 2027. The €150 deductible is unchanged.
Support40% of labour bought from a company (was 35%), max €2,100 per person per year (was €1,600), €150 deductible; retroactive from 1 January 2026 and valid through 2027
The government's budget proposal for 2027 earmarks DKK 650 million in 2027 and DKK 850 million a year in 2028–2030 for electrification, while reprioritising the heat-pump pool and trimming the onshore-renewables reserve. No new solar, storage or charging subsidy is included; the green håndværkerfradrag continues under existing law through 2027.
SupportDKK 650 million (2027) + DKK 850 million per year (2028–2030) for electrification; DKK 200 million for the district-heating pool in 2027; onshore-renewables reserve cut by DKK 140 million (2027–2029)
The third and last EAG call of 2026 (ticket draw 8 October, submissions 9–22 October 2026) has closed. The ministry raised its budget from €8m to €38.5m with unspent funds from earlier calls and declared it the final call under the first-come system; a storage-bonus model is planned from 2027.
Support€150/kWp (≤10 kWp), €140/kWp (10–20 kWp), max. €143/kWp (20–100 kWp, bid-based), max. €120/kWp (100–1,000 kWp); €150/kWh storage (≥0.5 kWh/kWp, max. 50 kWh); capped at 30 % of eligible costs; Made in Europe bonus +10 % each for modules and inverters (PV grant), +10 % for storage
The Economy and Energy Ministry announced on 20 August and confirmed on 7 October 2026 that the first-come EAG calls end with the October 2026 call. From 2027 a storage bonus for new and retrofit systems, an energy-management requirement and continuous applications after installation are planned, while plain small rooftop PV loses its subsidy.
SupportBonus amount and technical criteria still to be fixed (EAG amendment requires a two-thirds majority)
7 Oct 2026 · Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft, Energie und Tourismus (BMWET)Details
Flevoland's home-battery subsidy is closed for 2026: the roughly €400,000 released on 1 October 2026 was used up within a day. The second half of the €1.75 million budget reopens in early 2027, split again between owner-occupiers and tenants.
Support25% of eligible costs excl. VAT, min €750 – max €1,250 per home with solar panels; 2026 budget exhausted, second tranche of €875,000 follows in early 2027
On 1 October 2026 the Bundesnetzagentur adopted the MiSpeL determination: storage systems and charging points may charge from the grid and still receive EEG payments for the green share, either via a quarter-hourly 'Abgrenzungsoption' or a metering-light flat-rate option for PV systems up to 30 kWp.
The CEE-funded Advenir programme (€520 m, 250,000 points targeted by 2027) pays 50 % of charging infrastructure in apartment buildings, with caps raised on 1 April 2026; a new €500 premium for smart home chargers is announced for 1 January 2027.
Support50 % of cost excl. VAT: up to €1,000 per individual point in a co-ownership, €1,660 per shared point, collective infrastructure up to €12,500 per building plus €8,000 for outdoor works; 30 % on public roads
Phase 1 closed on 15 March 2026 and phase 2 has been suspended since 16 March 2026 with no reopening announced. The third amendment of 28 September 2026 adds remote-control and DSO-reporting duties for the storage and opens a certification window for approved applicants from 12 October 2026 to 26 February 2027.
SupportUp to HUF 2.5m (new PV system with storage) / HUF 1.8m (storage retrofit of an existing PV system)
NZÚ 2026+ no longer pays a grant for rooftop PV on family houses: since 25 June 2026 the SFŽP approves zero-interest loans (the state pays the interest) of CZK 25,000/kWp and CZK 15,000/kWh, capped at CZK 400,000. Banks and building societies started lending in October–November 2026 (Buřinka from 1 October, ČSOB Stavební spořitelna from 19 October, Modrá pyramida from 2 November, KB in November).
SupportZero-interest loan: CZK 25,000 per kWp + CZK 15,000 per kWh of battery storage, min. 3 kWp, max. CZK 400,000 for PV; up to CZK 750,000 (partial) or CZK 2,000,000 (complete renovation) per family house
The RON 400m battery programme for existing prosumers was approved by Order 1.904/2026 (Official Gazette 775 of 14 September 2026): up to 75 % of the project, max RON 15,000 incl. VAT, for lithium or sodium batteries of at least 10 kWh. AFM must first validate installers and set the registration session by presidential decision; as of late October 2026 no date had been published.
SupportUp to 75 % of project value, max RON 15,000 incl. VAT; maximum eligible cost RON 1,500 per kWh
16 Sept 2026 · StartupCafe.ro (citing the Ministry of Environment / AFM)Details
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Housing companies and owners of state-subsidised rental housing can apply to Varke for up to €4,000 per apartment (max 50% of costs) for measures that lift energy efficiency at least 10% above the legal minimum. €110 million is available for 2026–2027, first come, first served.
SupportUp to €4,000 per apartment, max 50% of approved and realised costs; €110 million for 2026–2027 (about €25 million in 2026)
The end date of 1 January 2027 is unchanged. The minister has finalised the 2027 rules: suppliers may keep charging feed-in costs but must show both the compensation and the costs per kWh on the invoice; most suppliers have published 2027 tariffs with net compensation of only a fraction of a cent per kWh.
SupportNet metering ends 1 Jan 2027; afterwards at least 50% of the bare electricity price for fed-in power until 2030, minus feed-in costs that suppliers must state per kWh on the invoice
There is no nationwide grant for private PV in 2026; KfW 270 finances up to 100% of costs (incl. storage) with a loan from about 4.11% APR (as of 24 Aug 2026). Apply before purchase, via your bank.
Law 160/2026 (Official Gazette 603/2026, in force 26 July 2026) keeps quantitative compensation for prosumers up to 200 kW per site until 31 December 2030, introduces monthly invoicing and settlement, allows compensation across several sites and lets households up to 27 kW use surplus value for gas bills; 200–400 kW systems move to financial regularisation at the monthly average PZU price. ANRE's draft methodology of 20 August 2026 is planned to apply from 1 January 2027.
NKREKP Resolution No. 1360 of 11 August 2026 amended the retail market rules so that parties to a self-production (net-billing) contract can agree on cash settlement: the consumer pays for imported electricity and the supplier pays for exported electricity by the 15th of the following month; household green tariffs continue to be re-set quarterly (latest Resolution No. 1612 of 29 September 2026, effective 1 October 2026).
SupportSupplier pays for exported electricity by the 15th of the month after the billing period; netting remains available as an option
17 Aug 2026 · Ligazakon (biz.ligazakon.net)Details
The green håndværkerfradrag cap is DKK 9,000 per person for 2026 and the scheme runs to the end of 2027; a Tax Council ruling confirms that a battery installed without solar panels does not qualify.
SupportDKK 9,000 per person in 2026 (DKK 8,600 in 2025) on labour for green works incl. solar PV, also combined with a battery; tax value about 26%; 2027 cap to be confirmed
Under Cabinet Resolution No. 396 of 27 March 2026 private-house owners get loans of up to UAH 480,000 at 0%, 5% and 7% in years one to three plus a principal write-off of 20% (generator), 25% (hybrid PV and storage) or 30% (hybrid system plus generator); 7,486 agreements worth UAH 2.64 billion had been signed by 24 July 2026.
SupportLoan up to UAH 480,000 for up to 10 years; 0% (year 1), 5% (year 2), 7% (year 3); state repays 20% / 25% / 30% of principal depending on the equipment package
31 Jul 2026 · Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of UkraineDetails
There is no Casa Verde Fotovoltaice session for new PV systems in 2026: the AFM budget approved on 21 May 2026 contains no funds for new PV files (the former RON 1.5bn allocation went to water and sewage projects) and finances only the RON 400m Casa Verde Baterii storage programme. As of 21 October 2026 AFM had announced no PV session.
Supportprevious edition: up to RON 30,000 for a PV system with a mandatory battery (to be confirmed for 2026)
A revised Czyste Powietrze has applied since 20 July 2026: 10% higher unit rates for insulation, windows and doors, 180 days (instead of 120) to settle prefinancing, new exceptions to the 3-year ownership rule, and electric heating other than heat pumps leaves the programme after the 2026 transition period.
SupportThermal-modernisation unit rates +10% from 20 July 2026 (wall insulation up to PLN 275/m², windows up to PLN 1,320/m², external doors up to PLN 2,750/m² at the highest level); heat-pump and PV amounts unchanged
The arrêté of 1 June 2026 (Journal officiel 4 June) ended the investment premium for 0–100 kWc and replaced the quarterly S21 tariffs with a single 1.1 c€/kWh surplus price; systems of 9 kWc or less can no longer sell their full output.
SupportPrime abolished for connection requests filed from 5 June 2026; surplus bought at a flat 1.1 c€/kWh indexed +2 %/year, paid up to 1,600 kWh/kWc per year
Through eight partner banks (PrivatBank, Oschadbank, Ukrgasbank, Raiffeisen Bank, UKRSIBBANK, ProCredit Bank, Ukreximbank, Credit Agricole) SMEs, households and housing associations can borrow for PV, batteries, heat pumps and insulation and receive EU and donor-funded incentives of 10–25% (households), 10–30% (OSBB) and up to EUR 300,000 (SMEs) after verification.
SupportGrant incentive 10–25% (individuals), 10–30% (housing associations), 10–30% capped at EUR 300,000 (SMEs), paid after verification of the installed equipment
The legal basis is now Real Decreto-ley 7/2026 (20 March 2026, ratified 26 March): a 10 %/20 % IRPF deduction for self-consumption systems paid for and completed in 2026 (base €5,000), plus the extension of the 15 % charging-point deduction and the energy-efficiency deductions to 31 December 2026.
SupportIRPF deduction 10 % (own property) or 20 % (homes in residential buildings, collective self-consumption), base up to €5,000/year, batteries included; 15 % for home charging points; municipal IBI/ICIO rebates unchanged
Mój Prąd 6.0 closed on 12 September 2025 and NFOŚiGW ruled out a Mój Prąd 7.0 in March 2026; the transitional PME part 1 call (KPO, PLN 105 million) is also closed and new investments are now supported only through the storage-only PME2 programme.
Oblasts and cities fund from local budgets a partial refund of SES equipment costs for private homes (aim: energy independence during outages). Conditions, amounts and availability depend on the region; in Kyiv the application is filed via the city portal.
The GSE fund financed PV systems for low-income households (ISEE < €15,000, or €30,000 with ≥4 children) installed by registered contractors in 2024–2025. Sources differ on the 2026 status — check with GSE.
From 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2027 the Danish elafgift is 0.8 øre/kWh excl. VAT (about 1 øre incl. VAT) instead of roughly 90 øre/kWh. Self-consumed solar power saves far less tax in these two years; the ordinary rate is scheduled to return in 2028.
SupportElafgift 0.8 øre/kWh excl. VAT (about 1 øre incl. VAT) from 1 Jan 2026 to 31 Dec 2027, versus about 90 øre/kWh incl. VAT in 2025; the ordinary rate (72.7 øre/kWh in 2026 prices per the amending act) is due to return from 2028
There is no national panel subsidy (ISDE does not cover them); supply and installation of panels on or next to a home carry 0% VAT. A home battery — 21% VAT even when installed with panels; the government confirmed in early 2026 that no national battery subsidy is coming for now.
Support0% VAT on panels (instead of 21%); battery 21% VAT
Since 2023 the supply and installation of PV systems (incl. storage) for households up to 30 kWp carry 0% VAT; income from systems up to 30 kWp is exempt from income tax (§ 3 No. 72 EStG).
Support0% VAT instead of 19% — roughly €2,900–3,500 saved on a 15 kWp system with storage
Law No. 4698-IX (bill 14097, signed 24 December 2025) prolongs for 2026–2028 the VAT exemption on importing equipment for solar and wind power plants, energy storage and gas-piston/gas-turbine generation into Ukraine; whether customs duty is also waived is not confirmed.
Support0% import VAT instead of the standard 20% on eligible energy equipment in 2026–2028; customs-duty status to be confirmed
24 Dec 2025 · Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (bill card No. 14097); details per dtkt.ua and Forbes.uaDetails
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Elektrizitätswirtschaftsgesetz (ElWG) – Netzentgelt- und Einspeiseregeln für PV und Speicher
The ElWG, passed on 11 December 2025 and phased in during 2026, keeps PV up to 20 kW grid-effective capacity free of network charges, imposes a fixed 0.05 ct/kWh supply-infrastructure contribution on larger new and existing plants from 2027, caps the feed-in of new systems at 70 % of module capacity and exempts grid-supportive storage from network usage and loss charges for 20 years.
SupportFeed-in charge 0.05 ct/kWh for plants above 20 kW from 2027; PV up to 20 kW exempt; grid-supportive storage exempt from network usage and loss charges for 20 years
12 Dec 2025 · pv magazine Deutschland / PV AustriaDetails
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