US EditionDistrict Heating Could Be Cheaper for More than Two Hundred Thousand Families
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The call for proposals, with a budget of five billion forints, will help apartment buildings and housing cooperatives to make district heating use measurable and controllable. Thanks to the 100 percent subsidy, a total of up to 200,000 households will be able to pay less for district heating based on their actual consumption.
The tender with a budget of five billion forints will help apartment buildings and housing cooperatives to make district heating use measurable and controllable. Thanks to the 100 percent subsidy, a total of up to 200 thousand households will be able to pay less for district heating based on their actual consumption, the Ministry of Energy announced on Monday.
Apartment buildings and housing cooperatives can also apply for the program aimed at modernizing the measurement of district heating consumption, and an applicant can request a maximum of 120 million forints.
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