Grants for Plug-in Photovoltaic Systems for Citizens of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

This funding is aimed at private individuals who have their primary residence in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and are tenants in residential buildings. The program supports investments in plug-in photovoltaic systems that promote the self-consumption of renewable energies and thus contribute to climate protection.

The funding program supports the acquisition and installation of plug-in photovoltaic systems, also known as mini balcony power plants. Certain technical requirements and the time of purchase are crucial. Specific types of costs are funded, while other expenses are explicitly excluded.

The funding program offers a financial grant for the acquisition and installation of plug-in photovoltaic systems. The funding is granted as a non-repayable grant, the amount of which is fixed per system and housing unit and must not exceed certain maximum limits. The program has a defined duration.

To receive funding, applicants and the photovoltaic system must meet certain legal and technical requirements. These include the purchase date of the system, its technical performance, and compliance with a dedication period. It is also important that the system does not support any commercial activity or receive remuneration under the Renewable Energy Sources Act.

The application procedure for funding plug-in photovoltaic systems in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is in writing and requires the submission of specific documents after the system installation. Approval is granted in the order of receipt of complete applications and is subject to the availability of budget funds.

This funding program is based on a specific guideline from the Ministry for Climate Protection, Agriculture, Rural Areas and Environment of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. This guideline sets out the conditions and procedures for granting subsidies and is supplemented by the State Budget Code. The full texts of these legal bases are publicly accessible.