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Navarra opens €2.77m energy-efficiency grants to casinos and gaming halls

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Navarra’s government has opened an energy-efficiency grant programme that explicitly includes casinos and recreational gaming halls, with applications running from 11 November 2026 to 30 June 2027. The call has €2,774,994.50 available, and eligible premises larger than 500 square metres can receive up to €500,000; grants are awarded in application order while funds remain.

Navarra's regional government has included casinos and gaming halls in an energy-efficiency grant programme for service-sector buildings. The programme has €2,774,994.50 from the National Energy Efficiency Fund.

Each application can receive up to €500,000, although the cap could rise if funds remain after all applications have been considered. Buildings or premises must have more than 500 square metres of usable floor space. Owners and businesses operating or renting the property can apply if they provide a current contract.

The programme covers improvements to insulation and heating, cooling, ventilation and hot-water installations, including the use of renewable energy. The percentage available for each type of work is set out in an annex on the programme website.

Applications run from 11 November 2026 to 30 June 2027, with grants awarded in order of receipt while funds remain. Applications received after the funds run out will go on a reserve list. All applications must be submitted online.

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