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Ministry proposes 966 million lei in contributions for home renovation in 2027-2029

The Ministry of Energy proposes that consumers pay about 966 million lei over 2027-2029 through energy tariffs and fuel prices for home renovation.

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Ministry proposes 966 million lei in contributions for home renovation in 2027-2029
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What it means for you

From 1 January 2027, the contribution on electricity is 1.5 bani per kilowatt-hour, rising to 1.7 bani in 2029. For petrol and diesel, the contribution falls by two bani per litre in 2027 compared with 2026. The programme offers grants of up to 70% of eligible renovation costs, with conditions set by the National Center for Sustainable Energy.

What happened

The Ministry of Energy proposes extending for three years the mechanism that funds energy renovation of homes. The money comes from contributions included in energy tariffs and fuel prices. Public consultation on the draft government decision runs until 10 November.

In short

  • The contributions should bring about 306 million lei in 2027, about 322 million in 2028 and over 338 million in 2029.
  • For 2027, the contribution is 1.5 bani per kilowatt-hour of electricity and 8.4 bani per cubic metre of natural gas.
  • In 2027, the contribution is 14 bani per litre of petrol, 16 bani for diesel and 11 bani for liquefied gas.
  • Most of the money will come from importers of petroleum products, estimated at almost 160 million lei in 2027.
  • The decision is to enter into force on 31 December 2026, and the new programme stage starts on 1 January 2027.

Original sources

  1. Aproape un miliard de lei pentru renovarea locuințelor până în 2029. Contribuțiile, incluse în tarifele la energie și prețul carburanților · in RomanianRead it on Moldova 1

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