Slovakia receives another grant to support and implement nuclear programs and innovation, including small modular reactors
Slovakia has had another extraordinary success - it has received a $5 million grant to support activities towards the decision to build small modular reactors (SMRs) as part of another project NEXT.
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State Secretary K. Šaško attends the second edition of the NEA International Nuclear Conference in Paris
Following the successful first edition of the "Roadmaps to New Nuclear" Ministerial Conference, the second edition of this format was held on 19-20 September at the OECD NEA headquarters in Paris.
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Public buildings can now apply for fast-track energy allowance
Applicants for fast-track energy measures for public buildings can now submit their applications. The Slovak Innovation and Energy Agency (SIEA) under the Ministry of Economy of the Slovak Republic started accepting applications today (Monday 19 August 2024).
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More than 14,200 Green Households vouchers issued
The Green Households project, launched by the Ministry of Economy of the Slovak Republic together with the Slovak Innovation and Energy Agency (SIEA) to support the installation of renewable energy equipment - biomass boilers, heat pumps, solar collectors, photovoltaic panels or wind turbines - is now open for the issuance of vouchers for all types of supported equipment.
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The appeal from the Slovak Recovery and Resilience Plan aimed at supporting the construction of hydrogen electrolysis plants has been closed
The Ministry of Economy (MoE) of the Slovak Republic closed on 30 July 2024 the acceptance of applications for contribution from the funds of the Slovak Recovery and Resilience Plan within the call aimed at supporting the increase of flexibility of electricity systems for higher integration of renewable energy sources (RES).
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Up to 184,000 m² of public buildings will be rehabilitated under a new appeal from the Slovak Recovery and Resilience Plan
Municipal offices, fire stations and kindergartens will be able to renovate and reduce their energy consumption.
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