ERDF – Self-consumption photovoltaic installations for tertiary (including public buildings) and industrial sites (Réunion)
The regional action sheet covers building self-consumption photovoltaic plants without storage in the tertiary, public and industrial sectors. The catalogue mentions companies, associations, public bodies and local authorities. The aid rate, technical thresholds and application procedure should not be inferred from this description alone: they must be confirmed in the current regional action sheet.
For a tertiary or industrial building, producing part of its electricity on site can reduce dependence on the grid and help control energy costs. The ERDF scheme listed in Réunion targets self-consumption photovoltaic installations, including for certain public buildings. The project must be sized according to actual consumption to show that the energy produced will be used on site.
Funded by Région Réunion, Union Européenne-FEDER
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Who can apply
The categories listed include companies, associations, public bodies and local authorities or their groupings. Eligibility depends on the building’s sector, the applicant’s status, the destination of the electricity and the characteristics of the installation. Projects involving resale, storage or several uses must check carefully that they fit the announced scope of self-consumption without storage.
Eligibility conditions
The project must respect the technical scope of the action sheet, notably self-consumption without storage for the targeted sectors. A consumption profile should be established, permits and grid connection rules checked, then eligible costs, thresholds and the application timetable verified. The catalogue alone does not confirm that applications are open or the level of aid.
What the scheme covers
The operations listed concern building self-consumption photovoltaic plants in the tertiary, public and industrial sectors, including certain public buildings. The application must separate panels, inverters, structures, grid connection and technical services, then show consistency between estimated production and site consumption. Storage should not be included as an eligible cost without confirmation, as the action sheet is described as excluding storage.
Amount and funding terms
The catalogue states: a grant whose amount will depend on the project. This does not constitute a promise of award or confirmation of the rate applicable to the project; check the public aid rate, the EU share, caps and the state aid scheme.
How to apply
1. Analyse the site’s electricity consumption and periods of need. 2. Have a photovoltaic installation sized for self-consumption. 3. Gather the study, quotes, permits and financing plan. 4. Check the technical criteria, eligible costs, rate and the action sheet’s timetable with the Réunion Region before ordering the installation.
Timeline
The catalogue links the action sheet to programming running until 31 December 2027, without showing that applications are currently open. Check the timetable and criteria of the regional action sheet before setting the start date for works.
Key facts
- Funder
- Région Réunion, Union Européenne-FEDER
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Open
- Closes
- 31 December 2027
- Geographic scope
- La Réunion
Frequently asked questions
What is the “ERDF – Self-consumption photovoltaic installations for tertiary (including public buildings) and industrial sites” scheme for?
According to the catalogue, it supports investment in plants on tertiary and industrial sites in self-consumption which, as a result, do not benefit from the feed-in tariff. The scheme is available until 31 December 2027. It belongs to an ERDF/JTF programme; the title alone does not confirm that a call is open.
Who can benefit and what are the exclusions?
The catalogue mentions: companies; associations; public bodies; local authorities and their groupings. Eligibility also depends on the area, size and legal form, type of project, aid scheme and the criteria of the current implementation document (DOMO).
What amount or funding rate is provided?
A grant whose amount will depend on the project. Distinguish the EU aid rate from the total public aid rate, and check caps and eligible costs in the applicable action sheet.
Is the scheme open and how do I apply?
1. Analyse the site’s electricity consumption and periods of need. 2. Have a photovoltaic installation sized for self-consumption. 3. Gather the study, quotes, permits and financing plan. 4. Check the technical criteria, eligible costs, rate and the action sheet’s timetable with the Réunion Region before ordering the installation.
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