Higher funding for municipal building renovations in Baden-Württemberg!

Higher funding for municipal building renovations in Baden-Württemberg!

Baden-Baden, Deutschland - A fresh wind blows through the municipal administration buildings in Baden-Württemberg: With the Klimaschutz-Plus program, the country has set the course for a sustainable future. The attractive grant offers municipalities the opportunity to financially support the renovations of their building envelopes. * Um.baden-wuerttemberg.de* reports that in addition to the federal funding for efficient buildings (BEG), a BW bonus is available that can significantly increase the amount of 15 percent of the eligible expenses.

The total funding can be more than doubled. This is particularly important because many municipalities are dependent on the subsidies to energetically bring their buildings into shape. An individual renovation schedule is the basic requirement for these additional funding. At the renovation of school buildings, attractive bonuses also wave that facilitate investments for energy -efficient solutions.

Financial details and requirements

For municipal measures, funding is possible from an amount of 5,000 euros. But that's not all: the maximum funding for school buildings is 15 percent of the grant-capable building effort if the standards of a KfW efficiency building 55 are reached. When achieving the standard 70, there is still 5 percent back. * l-bank.de* also informs that all grants will be paid out in several installments for a grant over 25,000 euros, which allows flexible handling of finances.

For implementations that are below the trivial limit of 25,000 euros, the payment is made after submission and recognition of the proof of use. This ensures that the projects come to a conclusion as quickly as possible and that the municipalities do not have to wait long for their funds.

additional funding and incentives

The KfW has put out a grant of up to 4 million euros per project in addition to the existing subsidies if a new efficiency building level is reached. Schools and other public institutions have an additional incentive to renovate their buildings and thereby adhere to energetic standards. Particular attention is paid to the so -called "worst performing buildings". There is an additional 10 percent grant here if these buildings meet the minimum requirements. * kfw.de* also emphasizes that construction lines can be funded up to 10 euros per square meter, which ensures targeted support in implementation.

With this multitude of funding opportunities, it becomes clear that it is time for the municipalities in Baden-Württemberg to jump on the train of energy-efficient renovation. The financial incentives are there, and the support from state and federal funding is also up close. Now it is up to the cities and municipalities to take the opportunities and make their administrative buildings fit for the future.