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+++ Energy consulting blog series (part 6) +++ In times of rising energy costs and growing environmental awareness, the energy-efficient refurbishment of buildings is becoming increasingly important. In particular, companies and municipalities benefit from targeted investments in the energy efficiency of buildings – not only through lower operating costs, but also through attractive funding opportunities. In this blog post, we take a look at refurbishments with individual measures and the support provided by KfW and BAFA.
The German programme ‘Federal Funding for Efficient Buildings (BEG)’ is particularly interesting. It consists of three sub-programmes, for which applications are submitted partly to BAFA and partly to KfW: residential buildings (BEG WG), non-residential buildings (BEG NWG) – and individual measures (BEG EM), which we will discuss in more detail.
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Individual measures are particularly suitable when a complete renovation is not immediately feasible for financial or time reasons. Instead, the energy efficiency of the building can be improved step by step.
The Federal Office for Economic Affairs and Export Control (BAFA) offers attractive subsidies for energy-efficient renovation measures as part of the federal funding for efficient buildings – individual measures (BEG EM).
What does the BAFA subsidy offer?The KfW (Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau) supports energy-efficient renovations with low-interest loans and repayment grants, which benefit municipalities and companies, especially for larger projects. Particularly relevant here is the KfW 261 funding programme – ‘Residential buildings – loan’. The KfW 261 loan is part of the federal funding for efficient buildings (BEG WG).
What does the KfW loan offer?Successful energy-efficient renovation requires careful planning and the right choice of funding options. The following steps will help ensure a smooth implementation:
Thanks to the funding programmes from KfW and BAFA, companies and municipalities can receive financial support for energy-efficient renovation. Renovation with individual measures offers a flexible way to make buildings more energy efficient. KfW loans are a good funding option for larger projects. Those who plan early and seek advice can not only reduce energy costs in the long term, but also increase the value of their properties and currently still secure high subsidies. Please feel free to contact our experts in energy consulting.
Text: Mathias Wendt
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