SDE is an abbreviation for Stimulation of Sustainable Energy Transition and Climate Transition. With the SDE ++ grant, the Dutch government facilitates the production of sustainable energy supply and the application of CO2-reducing techniques in the Netherlands. The goal is to reduce CO2 emissions by 49% by 2030, compared to 1990.
The SDE++ compensates for the difference between the cost price of renewable energy or the reduced CO2 emissions and the (potential) revenues. The grant is awarded over a period of 12 or 15 years. The number of years you receive the grant depends on the technology you use. The grant amount you receive depends on the technology and the amount of energy you save. You receive a grant amount per 1000 kg of CO2 reduction. The maximum grant intensity that you can claim with an SDE++ technology is 400 euros per ton of CO2 reduction.
The grant application consists of five phases, with the maximum grant increasing per ton of avoided CO2. So, it is important to submit your project at the right time. The maximum grant amounts are respectively €75, €150, €225, €300, and €400 per ton of CO2 reduction.
Difference SDE ++ and ISDE:
The SDE++ (Stimulation of Sustainable Energy Production and Climate Transition) is aimed at large-scale projects for businesses and (non-profit) institutions, which contribute to the reduction of CO2 emissions, such as wind farms, solar energy, and bio-energy. If you are a company (or individual) involved in smaller sustainable investments, such as solar boilers and heat pumps, you may be able to apply the
ISDE (Investeringssubsidie duurzame energie) scheme.
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