CZECH REPUBLIC RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
In the Czech Republic, renewable energy is supported through either a guaranteed feed-in tariff or a green bonus paid on top of the market price. Plant operators are free to choose either option. Operators of hydro power plants may also receive subsidies under the Operational Programme “Business and Innovation for Competitiveness”. CZECH REPUBLIC RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
Operators of renewable energy plants are entitled to priority connection to the grid. The use and the expansion of the grid are subject to general legislation on energy.
The heat from renewable energy sources is supported through subsidies under two Operational Programmes funded by the ERDF. Furthermore, renewable heating plants are exempt from real estate tax.
Currently, the Czech Republic has only introduced a building obligation for the use of renewable heating and the exemplary role of public authorities. CZECH REPUBLIC RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
ELECTRICITY
Support schemes
In the Czech Republic, renewable energy is supported through either a guaranteed feed-in tariff or a green bonus paid on top of the market price. Plant operators are free to choose either option.
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Grid issues
Operators of renewable energy plants are entitled to priority connection to the grid. The use and the expansion of the grid are subject to general legislation on energy.
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Policies
Currently, the Czech Republic has introduced a building obligation for the use of renewable heating and the exemplary role of public authorities as well as a certification programme for RES installers.
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HEATING AND COOLING
Support schemes
In the Czech Republic, the heat from renewable energy sources is mainly supported through subsidies. Furthermore, renewable heating plants are exempt from real estate tax.
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Policies
Currently, the Czech Republic has introduced a building obligation for the use of renewable heating and the exemplary role of public authorities as well as a certification programme for RES installers.
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TRANSPORT – MOBILITY
Support schemes
In the Czech Republic, the main support scheme for renewable energy sources used in transport is a quota system. This scheme obliges companies importing or producing petrol or diesel to ensure that biofuels make up a defined percentage of their annual fuel sales. Furthermore, biofuels are exempt from consumption tax. CZECH REPUBLIC RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
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Further information
- Czech RE Agency – Renewable Energy Agency
- +420 606 083 198
- CZREA website
- director(at)czrea.org
- Energetický regulační úřad (ERÚ) – Energy Regulatory Office
- +420 564 578 666
- ERÚ website
- eru(at)eru.cz
- Ministerstvo průmyslu a obchodu (MPO) – Ministry of Industry and Trade
- +420 224 851 111
- MPO website
- posta(at)mpo.cz
- Ministerstvo životního prostředí (MŽP) – Ministry of the Environment
- +420 267 121 111
- MŽP website
- info(at)mzp.cz
- Státní fond životního prostředí České republiky – State Environmental Fund of the Czech Republic
- +420 267 994 300
- SFZP website
- dotazy(at)sfzp.cz
- CzechInvest – Agentura pro podporu podnikání a investic – Investment and Business Development Agency
- +420 296 342 500
- Investment and Business Development Agency
- fdi(at)czechinvest.org
- Ministerstvo financí České republiky (MFČR) – Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic
- + 420 257 041 111
- MFČR website
- podatelna(at)mfcr.cz
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