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IVACE opens €22.3m energy-efficiency grants to casinos and gaming halls

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IVACE has approved a €22,319,310 grant call in Valencia for energy-efficiency improvements to tertiary-sector buildings, and casinos and gaming halls are eligible, according to the published resolution. Grants cover up to 30% of eligible costs; applications close on 30 June 2027 or when funds are exhausted.

IVACE has approved €22,319,310 in grants for energy-efficiency improvements to tertiary-sector buildings in Valencia. Casinos, gaming halls, party venues, nightclubs and similar establishments are eligible.

Grants cover up to 30% of eligible costs, with higher rates for small and medium-sized businesses. Eligible buildings or premises must have more than 500 square metres of usable floor space. Projects must reduce final energy consumption by at least 20% and improve primary energy performance by 20%. Eligible project costs must exceed €10,000. Buildings constructed in 2014 or later are excluded.

A similar grant call was published in Navarra on 10 November with a smaller allocation. Applications close on 30 June 2027 and will be considered in order of submission until funds are exhausted.

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