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.
From 2 November 2026 to 30 April 2027 industrial companies covered by the EU ETS can apply for Modernisation Fund loans of up to 100% of the cost of on-site RES generation with integrated storage; at least 80% of the electricity must be self-consumed and part of the loan can be forgiven.
SupportLoan up to 100% of eligible costs with productivity bonus and partial forgiveness (conditions in programme documentation); call budget PLN 348.5 m
NFOŚiGW and the Climate Ministry plan the first calls of the roughly PLN 800 million Zielona Transformacja programme in Q4 2026, including about PLN 83.5 million for medium-scale (1–10 MW) storage integrated with RES installations, with grants of up to 65% and roughly PLN 8.5–10.6 million per project.
SupportGrant up to 65% of costs, approx. PLN 8.5–10.6 m per project (earlier reporting: EUR 0.2–2.5 m); call budget approx. PLN 83.5 m (EUR 20 m)
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
The President signed the OZE Act amendment on 15 October 2026 (Dz.U. 2026 poz. 1347): from 1 December 2026 grid operators will not add storage power to micro-installation capacity if the battery does not exceed 2.2 times the PV power and grid export stays within the PV power.
SupportStorage power up to 2.2 x PV power excluded from micro-installation capacity from 1 December 2026
The third Energia dla Wsi call opened on 1 October 2026 with PLN 400 million and NFOŚiGW declared the budget exhausted the next day; applications are still formally accepted until 31 January 2027 but will be assessed only if the budget is topped up with savings from earlier calls.
SupportPLN 400 m (PLN 260 m grants + PLN 140 m loans): grants up to 65% for hydro/biogas and up to 20% for storage (max PLN 20 m); loans up to 100% for PV, wind, hydro and biogas (max PLN 25 m)
The fourth Kredyt ekologiczny call (24 October 2025 – 8 January 2026, PLN 350 million) is closed and BGK published its results on 23 September 2026; no fifth call had been announced as of early November 2026.
SupportEcological premium of 15–80% of eligible costs (min. PLN 2 m, max EUR 50 m eligible spending), at least 30% primary-energy saving required
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
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.
An information digest prepared from official announcements and industry press; conditions change — always check the official source and the date of the entry before advising a customer. Updated 5 Nov 2026.
Equipment for subsidised installations
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