New NFOŚiGW Support for Biomethane Projects and Thermal Energy Storage – Key Opportunities for Energy Investors
The National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management (NFOŚiGW) has launched new funding programmes supporting investments in Poland’s energy transition. The latest calls for proposals cover both biomethane production facilities and system‑level thermal energy storage, offering attractive financing options for companies planning energy infrastructure projects.
Funding for Biomethane Installations – “Improving Energy Security Through the Use of Biomethane”
The newly opened programme provides support for:
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construction of biomass fermentation installations for biogas production,
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biogas upgrading modules for biomethane production,
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grid connection infrastructure.
Key programme parameters:
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Applications accepted until 18 August 2026
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Budget: PLN 300 million
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Grant intensity: up to 45% of eligible project costs
This call is particularly relevant for companies planning investments in biomethane infrastructure, a sector that plays a growing role in Poland’s energy diversification and emissions reduction efforts.
New Call for Dual‑Use Thermal Energy Storage
NFOŚiGW has also opened a programme supporting system‑level thermal energy storage facilities, designed to:
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enhance energy security,
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ensure district heating systems can operate in emergency modes,
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improve the stability of local energy systems.
Programme details:
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Call open until 30 September 2026
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Budget: PLN 300 million
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Grant intensity: up to 65% of eligible costs
This funding opportunity is aimed at district heating operators and municipalities seeking to modernize their energy infrastructure and increase resilience.
More Funding Opportunities Planned for 2026
NFOŚiGW has announced additional calls that will support a wide range of energy transition projects:
- Renewable energy installations in energy‑intensive industries 📆 Planned: 1 July – 30 September 2026
- Cogeneration installations for industry 📆 Planned: 1 July 2026 – 30 September 2027
- Renewable energy installations in district heating 📆 Planned: 1 October – 31 December 2026
The second half of 2026 will bring extensive opportunities for companies investing in renewable energy, cogeneration, and heating infrastructure.