Klimaetaten (Oslo Municipality Climate Agency)
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Klimaetaten is the Climate Agency of Oslo Municipality, operating the KlimaOslo platform. The agency works to make Oslo a better city for current and future generations by promoting climate action, providing climate grants (klimatilskudd), sharing knowledge about sustainable practices, and tracking the city's progress toward becoming a zero-emission city. They focus on areas including personal habits, new sustainable solutions, workplace initiatives, energy efficiency, and transportation, while also publishing climate budgets, reports, and monitoring tools like the Climate Barometer.
Funding Opportunities
Offentlig lading på parkeringsplass
Dette tilskuddet støtter eiere av parkeringsarealer som ønsker å etablere offentlig tilgjengelige ladeplasser på egen tomt. Ordningen dekker inntil 50 prosent av kostnadene ved å opprette ladeplasser, samt kostnader for å gjøre eksisterende, private ladere offentlig tilgjengelige. Ladeplassene må være åpne for allmennheten i minst 10 sammenhengende timer per døgn. Tilskuddsordningen gir maksimalt 15 000 kroner i støtte per ladepunkt, med et maksimalt støttebeløp på 1 million kroner per søknad. Dette er et tiltak fra Oslo kommune for å øke tilgangen til lading for elbiler i byen. Hvert ladepunkt må ha en effekt på minst 7,2 kW, og parkeringsavgift og pris under lading skal ikke overstige gjeldende markedspris. Støtten gis som bagatellmessig støtte og omfatter utstyr, skilting, adgangs- og betalingsløsninger, sikkerhetstiltak og andre nødvendige oppgraderinger.
Lading av tunge kjøretøy
Oslo municipality provides grants to support the establishment of charging infrastructure for heavy vehicles including trucks, tour buses, and other heavy vehicles. The grant supports both normal chargers (AC chargers) and fast chargers (DC chargers), although from January 1, 2026, only normal chargers (AC chargers) are supported through this scheme. Fast chargers are then supported through Enova's business charging scheme. The grant aims to facilitate the use of zero-emission heavy vehicles in Oslo. A charging project cannot receive support from both Enova and Oslo municipality. The application deadline is ongoing, meaning applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Tilskudd til lading av elvarebil
Oslo Municipality offers financial support to businesses for establishing or upgrading charging infrastructure for electric vans. The grant program supports both normal charging and fast charging installations. Businesses can receive funding to install chargers at drivers' homes or on company property within Oslo. The program aims to support the transition to zero-emission commercial vehicles in Oslo. Eligible costs include charging infrastructure, charging boxes, and fast chargers. The program provides up to 50% coverage of approved costs, with maximum amounts depending on the type of charging equipment. For normal charging points, the maximum is 15,000 NOK per charging point with an overall cap of 1 million NOK. For fast chargers (minimum 50 kW), the support is 50% of costs up to a maximum of 3 million NOK.
Ladeinfrastruktur til borettslag og sameier
This grant program supports housing cooperatives (borettslag) and condominium associations (sameier) in Oslo with upgrading or establishing charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. The program covers up to 30% of approved investment costs, with a maximum of 8,000 NOK per charging point and a maximum total grant of 2 million NOK. The grant is designed to make it easier for residents to charge electric vehicles at home by supporting the installation of fixed charging infrastructure owned by the cooperative or association. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The program aims to support Oslo's transition to zero-emission transportation by making electric vehicle charging more accessible in residential buildings.
Elektrisk lastesykkel for bedrifter
This grant program from Oslo Municipality's Climate Agency provides financial support to businesses for purchasing electric cargo bikes. The program aims to reduce car-based delivery transport in Oslo, where small deliveries make up about a quarter of all goods deliveries. By supporting electric cargo bike purchases, the program helps businesses move goods, tools, and equipment efficiently while reducing emissions. Applications can be submitted year-round, and businesses must be registered in Oslo. The grant covers up to 15% of purchase costs, with a maximum of 150,000 NOK per business for up to ten electric cargo bikes. The program requires that purchases have not been initiated before receiving approval, and businesses must demonstrate that the bikes will replace car-based transport. Eligible bikes include electric cargo bikes with open or closed boxes and electric longtail bikes, but not regular e-bikes or midtail bikes.
Tilskudd til elektriske maskiner og motorredskaper
This grant program provides financial support for businesses purchasing electric machinery and motorized equipment for use in Oslo. The grant aims to encourage the replacement of diesel-powered machines with more climate-friendly electric alternatives. The program covers all forms of motorized construction machinery and equipment that meet the support criteria, including machines used in gardening, port operations, and construction activities. Examples include forklifts, wheel loaders, tractors, lawn mowers, and other operational machines. The support is typically directed towards machines used on construction sites, park and garden operations, road work, and port operations. The grant covers up to 30% of costs with a maximum of 1 million Norwegian kroner. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, and applicants must not begin work or enter into agreements before receiving approval.
Støtte til energitiltak i borettslag og sameier
Enova provides up to 10 million Norwegian kroner in support for housing cooperatives and condominiums implementing energy-saving measures. The grant covers up to 30% of project costs for energy improvement initiatives including insulation, windows, doors, solar panels, and other measures that reduce electricity consumption from the grid. This is a competitive grant where applications are prioritized based on cost-effectiveness of the proposed energy measures. All housing cooperatives, condominiums, sectional ownership associations, and housing companies with an organization number in the Brønnøysund registers are eligible to apply. The selection process ranks applications based on the requested support amount divided by the energy improvement goals in kWh and percentage.
Støtte til energikartlegging i yrkesbygg
This grant program provides support from Enova for conducting energy mapping in commercial buildings. A comprehensive energy survey is the first step towards achieving a more energy- and cost-efficient building. The support from Enova can cover up to 50% of the costs, with a maximum of 400,000 Norwegian kroner. The program operates on a competitive basis, prioritizing applications based on the requested support amount relative to typical annual energy use in the buildings to be surveyed. The lower the support amount requested, the greater the probability of being awarded funding in the competition. Owners and tenants of commercial buildings can apply. Commercial buildings include any building or part of a building, publicly or privately owned, that is not used for residential purposes. Applicants must be registered with an organization number in the Brønnøysund Register Centre. Companies with legally mandated requirements to conduct energy surveys with similar requirements and detail levels as in this support scheme cannot apply. Applications must meet the program's qualification criteria to be evaluated. All applications that fulfill the qualification criteria are ranked based on requested support amount and energy improvement targets using the formula: Requested support amount / (energy improvement target kWh × energy improvement target %). This competitive process ensures that funds are allocated to projects that demonstrate the most efficient use of resources relative to their energy improvement potential.
FoU- og pilotprosjekter
Klima- og energifondet støtter forsknings- og utviklingsprosjekter (FoU) og pilotprosjekter for å utvikle og demonstrere nye løsninger som bidrar til utslippskutt og mer effektiv energiutnyttelse i Oslo. Prosjektene skal redusere klimagassutslippene, øke energieffektiviteten og -fleksibiliteten eller øke produksjonen av fornybar energi i Oslo. Prosjektene må ha direkte relevans og nytteverdi i Oslo. Søknader kan sendes inn hele året, men vil samles til felles evaluering og beslutning om tilsagn fire ganger årlig. Søknadsfristene for de fire behandlingsrundene er 1. mars, 15. mai, 1. september og 1. desember. Prosjektene som støttes må være tilstrekkelig innovative og nyskapende til at de kan tildeles støtte med hjemmel i statsstøtteregelverkets unntak under EUs gruppeunntaksforordning (GBER) artikkel 25, støtte til Forskning og utvikling. Det er ingen maksimalgrense for prosjektets budsjett, men maksimal tildeling begrenses oppad til kr 1 500 000 kroner. Søkere kan ta kontakt for å diskutere prosjektideer før innsendelse.
Kartleggingsstøtte for borettslag og sameier
Støtteordningen skal bidra til at borettslag og boligsameier får en oversikt over tiltak som kan redusere energibehov, effektbehov og klimagassutslipp. Alle borettslag og sameier som er registrert med organisasjonsnummer i Brønnøysundregisteret kan søke om støtte. Ordningen forvaltes av Enova og gir støtte til å gjennomføre kartlegging av klima- og energitiltak i borettslag og sameier. Søknadsprosessen inkluderer innhenting av tilbud på kartlegging, innsending av søknad gjennom Enovas søknadssenter, signering av tilskuddsbrev av styreleder, og innsending av sluttrapport etter gjennomført kartlegging.
At a Glance
- Total Funding Opportunities
- 10
- Active Now
- 10
- Source Domain
- klimaoslo.no
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