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Good to know Aid for energy-intensive sectors to compensate for natural gas and electricity prices in 2024

Aid for energy-intensive sectors to compensate for natural gas and electricity prices in 2024

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​​​​​​​​​​​by Magdalena Skurowska

29 November 2024


The call for applications for support under the scheme entitled “Aid for energy-intensive industry related to natural gas and electricity prices in 2024” is open until 5 December 2024. 

In the current call, the scheme is designed to provide financial support to energy-intensive businesses which incurred additional costs due to high electricity and natural gas prices in the first half of 2024.

Benef​​iciaries 


The scheme will offer aid to energy-intensive companies that operate predominantly in industries listed in sections B and C of the Polish Classification of Activities (abbreviated in Polish as PKD), that is, extraction and industrial processing. Energy-intensive enterprises are companies whose electricity and natural gas bills in 2021 accounted for no less than 3% of the value of production sold. The aid will be provided in either a basic or increased variant.

Budg​​et


The scheme’s budget is 942,646 million zloty, including:

  • 377 million zloty – for basic aid,
  • 565.5 million zloty – for increased aid.

The basic aid can be up to 50% of eligible costs, but not more than 4 million euro calculated jointly for all associated enterprises.

Increased aid is addressed to businesses which: 

  • generated at least 50% of their total revenues from operations in one or more sub-classes of the Polish Classification of Activities (PCA) or codes of PRODCOM in the last closed financial year,
  • recognised a negative EBITDA or EBITDA not higher than 60% of the value of that ratio from 2021 in the qualified period. 

The increased aid can be up to 80% of eligible costs, but not more than 40 million euro calculated jointly for all associated enterprises.

If you are interested in more details about the aid schemes, you are welcome to contact us​.

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