The Otoka Movement successfully held a webinar on the topic of grants available for energy efficiency of public buildings.
The Otoka Movement successfully held a free webinar entitled “80% Grants: An Opportunity for Energy Efficient Public Buildings”. Participants had the opportunity to learn all the key information about the upcoming Public Call for Energy Renovation of Public Sector Buildings.
The webinar brought together 28 participants from public institutions, local governments and energy efficiency experts, who gained valuable knowledge about applying for grants through interactive discussions and presentations.
Key conclusions of the webinar
During the webinar, participants learned:
- Which types of energy renovation will be eligible for co-financing,
- What are the conditions for applying for the tender and how to ensure a successful application,
- How to best use the opportunities provided by co-financing up to 80% of the total investment.
Expert Lina Benović shared her rich experiences and provided concrete guidelines on how public sector institutions can effectively plan their energy renovation projects. Participants also had the opportunity to ask questions and get first-hand answers, which further enriched the discussion and enabled a better understanding of the tender process.
We thank all participants!
We thank everyone who participated in this webinar and contributed to the quality exchange of knowledge and experiences! We hope that you have gained useful information and inspiration for launching your own energy renovation projects.
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See you soon at new trainings and initiatives for a sustainable future!
The project “ETO Renew: Renovation and Energy Transition of the Island” is co-financed by the Ministry of Regional Development and European Union funds, the Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund, the Split-Dalmatia County, the City of Cres, the Municipality of Postira, the Municipality of Lumbarda and with the support of numerous partners from all over Croatia.