Solar system financing

The government-backed Casa Verde product, managed by CNED under FEERM, provides non-repayable support to households implementing energy-efficiency and renewable-energy measures in individual homes. In August 2026, applications submitted under the second call remain under evaluation.

Non-repayable support

up to 50%

Household ceiling

up to MDL 200,000

Current status

evaluation in progress

Call II closed on 21 March 2026 after reaching the ceiling of 1,000 applications. No new applications are currently accepted; applications will be possible only if CNED announces a later call, exclusively through the FEERM platform. Do not contract works before confirming the required stages and eligibility.

The EBRD facility supports residential energy-efficiency and renewable-energy investments, including eligible photovoltaic systems. Participating institutions provide the finance, while the grant component is paid only after implementation and verification.

Individuals

grant of up to 22.5%

Building-level projects

grant of up to 35%

Developers

grant of up to 15%

The exact percentage depends on the applicant category and the technologies included. Check eligibility in the Green Technology Selector before ordering. Energy storage may also be required for certain building-level photovoltaic projects.

The new agricultural policy framework includes interventions for farm modernisation, climate resilience and renewable energy. A photovoltaic system may qualify when it forms part of the agricultural investment covered by the intervention and applicant guide currently in force.

Applicants

eligible agricultural producers

Mechanism

AIPA intervention and call

Application

AIPA / e-AIPA

There is no single permanent percentage for all photovoltaic projects. The ceiling, own contribution, deadline and eligible expenditure are set by each call's guide. Confirm the current call before signing contracts or making payments.

This instrument supports business modernisation and environmentally beneficial investment. On the verification date, ODA lists the call as temporarily closed; the figures below are useful for preparing for a possible new intake.

Micro-enterprises

up to MDL 1.5 million

Small enterprises

up to MDL 2 million

Medium enterprises

up to MDL 3 million

Do not treat the call as open until ODA publishes a new application period. De minimis rules and the cumulative ceiling stipulated by the instrument apply.

A product for small and medium-sized enterprises making sustainable investments. Its published list covers renewable-energy and energy-efficiency technologies, including photovoltaic-system components.

Amount

up to EUR 375,000

Published interest

5.5% MDL / 4.5% EUR

Assistance

voucher of up to EUR 1,000

Credit approval and the availability of funds remain with the participating financial institution. Request written confirmation of eligible costs and assess foreign-exchange risk separately for EUR financing.

The programme finances business investments, and photovoltaic and wind equipment are expressly listed as eligible uses. The state compensates the difference between the market interest rate and the portion paid by the beneficiary.

Published ceiling

up to MDL 40 million

Beneficiary interest

7% MDL / 3% foreign currency

Programme term

through 31 December 2028

This remains a loan, not a grant. The financial institution assesses creditworthiness, collateral and cash flow. Foreign-exchange risk must be assessed separately for loans denominated in foreign currency.

The instrument may support green projects and investments that reduce business operating costs. For photovoltaic projects, the relevant use is electricity generation for the company's own consumption.

Amount

MDL 200,000–5,000,000

Term

up to 10 years

Fixed interest

5.5% or 6%

Projects producing electricity solely for sale to the grid or third parties are not eligible under this instrument. Subject to the programme rules, the rate may decrease according to the jobs created.