Discover the opportunities provided by the Home Renovation Program, aimed at increasing the energy efficiency of residential buildings in Hungary and drastically reducing household energy consumption. Through this unique initiative, you can implement energy efficiency investment with the help of combined, interest-free loan and non-refundable grant.
Material costs
Expert, planning, procedural costs
Consultancy fee
Cost of credible energy certificates
Labour costs
Other expenses
– construction costs
– the costs of safe operation, fire protection and the prevention of danger to life
– recovery costs
Maximum total investment cost: 7 million HUF.
Of which, the self-contribution is 14.3% (1 million HUF).
The remaining 6 million HUF is composed as follows: based on the ratio of the average income in the district where the property is located compared to the national average income, between 2.5 to 3.5 million HUF is provided as a non-refundable grant, with the remainder available as an interest-free loan.
Compared to the initial state before the project’s implementation, a reduction of at least 30% in primary energy consumption per building must be achieved. This reduction must be substantiated with a certified energy performance certificate.
Our consulting services provided under the 2024 Home Renovation Program are completely free of charge. We only base our compensation on the Certified Energy Savings (HEM) achieved during the renovation.
The exact name of the program:
Home Renovation Program for implementing residential energy eefficiency investments
Form of subsidies:
Long-term interest-free investment loan and non-refundable grant
Total founding avaiable:
180,240,000,000 HUF, of which 6.39 billion HUF is allocated for use in Budapest
Number of eligible projects:
Up to 20,000 homes across Hungary
Application start date:
1 July 2024
Application deadline:
Applications can be submitted until 31 December 2025, or until the loan fund is exhausted. Note: Modernizing heating systems with high-efficiency gas boilers is available only until the allocated funding for this purpose is exhausted, but no later than 31 December 2024.
Objective of the program:
To encourage private investments in the residential energy efficiency sector and to reduce energy consumption in the residential sector through a combination of loans and non-refundable grants.
