43 countries and regions · EU + EEA + UK + CH + CA
Every energy renovation grant in Europe and Canada, sourced.
Discover in seconds the subsidies, zero-interest loans and tax credits you're entitled to in your country. Every amount verified, every official source cited.
43 jurisdictions covered
Every EU and EEA country, the UK, and Switzerland — including national and regional schemes.
Every grant sourced
Legal reference, link to the official source, and last verification date on every figure shown.
Automatic detection
We automatically detect your country and show you the grants available where you live.
How it works
Three simple steps to know what grants you're entitled to in under two minutes.
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1. Pick your country
Auto-detect or pick manually from 43 countries and regions across Europe and Canada (EU-27 + EEA + UK + Switzerland, Belgian regional schemes, Canadian federal and provincial).
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2. Describe your works
Heat pump, insulation, solar PV, energy audit… Plus your fiscal income, building age, owner or landlord status. Everything optional.
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3. Get your estimate
List of applicable grants, total estimated amount, application order, official sources and last verification date for each scheme.
Most visited countries
Jump straight to the energy renovation grants in the most visited countries and regions.
Germany
Italy
Spain
United Kingdom
Belgium (Wallonia)
Netherlands
Poland
Why Embuild
Embuild is not an installer, a contractor broker, or a marketplace. Our only product is verified information.
Only official sources
Every amount and condition comes from a .gov site or state agency. Never an installer or third-party comparator.
Visible legal reference
Each scheme cites the decree or law that creates it, with a direct link to the legal text (Legifrance, Bundesgesetzblatt, BOE, etc.).
Continuous updates
Automated monitoring scans official pages weekly. Any change is integrated and verification date refreshed.
Independent and free
No capital ties to installers, energy suppliers or brokerage networks. The simulator is free to use without registration.
Blog
Recent guides
Deep-dives, comparisons and news to understand energy renovation grants across Europe and Canada.
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Boiler Upgrade Scheme UK 2026: Complete Guide to the £7,500 Heat Pump Grant
Full 2026 guide to the UK Boiler Upgrade Scheme: £7,500 air-source / £2,500 air-to-air / £9,000 off-grid uplift, eligibility, MCS contractor, vs Warm Homes: Local Grant and ECO4.
11 min·May 20, 2026
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EPBD Revised 2024 Explained: MEPS, Timeline and National Transposition
Full guide to the EU Energy Performance of Buildings Directive 2024/1275: MEPS, renovation passports, the 16% worst-performing rule and how each Member State transposes it.
12 min·May 20, 2026
comparison
EU Heat Pump Grants 2026: 10-Country Comparison (FR, DE, UK, NL, IT, ES, PL, SE, CZ, HU)
Side-by-side 2026 comparison of heat pump grants across 10 European countries: max amounts in EUR/local currency, eligibility, special bonuses (off-grid, income-modulated, fuel switch).
14 min·May 20, 2026
The maze of energy renovation grants, across Europe and Canada
The European Union has set ambitious goals to decarbonise the building stock: the revised EPBD 2024 mandates progressive renovation of the worst-performing buildings by 2030, 2033 and 2050. To support this trajectory, each member state deploys its own schemes — subsidies, zero-interest loans, tax credits, energy bonuses — with its own rates, conditions, ceilings and managing authorities. In Canada the same logic plays out across three tiers: federal, provincial, and energy utilities.
The result: a mosaic of 189 open schemes out of 223 documented, across 43 countries and regions, changing multiple times a year. MaPrimeRénov' in France, KfW 458 and BAFA BEG in Germany, ISDE and Warmtefonds in the Netherlands, Ecobonus and Conto Termico 3.0 in Italy, Boiler Upgrade Scheme and ECO4 in the UK, Czyste Powietrze in Poland, Nová Zelená Úsporám in Czechia, Save on Energy in Ontario, CleanBC in British Columbia, LogisVert in Quebec… each with its specifics.
A sourced calculator, not an installer comparator
Embuild does not sell works, leads, or quotes. Our only goal: give you verified, sourced, up-to-date information on energy renovation grants in your country or region — across Europe and Canada.
For every scheme, we cite the managing authority, the decree or law that creates it, the direct link to the official source, and the date we last checked the information. Automated monitoring scans official pages weekly to detect any change.
Heat pump, insulation, solar PV: what grants in 2026?
The major 2026 schemes cover the full renovation journey: wall and roof insulation, air-to-water and geothermal heat pumps, solar and thermodynamic water heaters, residential photovoltaics, mechanical ventilation, energy audits, and deep renovation. Depending on the country and your situation, stacking grants can cover 60% to 90% of the project cost.
The Embuild simulator automatically applies eligibility rules (owner-occupier or landlord status, residence type, building age, income bracket, contractor certification) and identifies stacking incompatibilities declared in official texts.
Frequently asked questions
Is Embuild free to use?
Yes. The simulator and all grant documentation are free, without mandatory sign-up. We don't sell your data, leads, or works quotes.
Where does the data come from?
Only from official sources: ministries, state agencies, regional authorities, legal publications. No installer or third-party comparator.Read our methodology →
Can grants be combined?
Most of the time yes, but with country-specific rules (caps, exclusions, application order). Our simulator detects incompatibilities declared in official texts.
Do I need a certified contractor for the grants?
For most grants yes: RGE in France, MCS in the UK, Fachunternehmererklärung in Germany, ISDE-approved installer in the Netherlands, etc.
How often are rates updated?
Weekly via automated monitoring of official pages, plus a deep manual review each quarter. Each scheme displays its last verification date.
Which countries are covered?
The 27 EU member states, the EEA countries, the UK, Switzerland and Canada. Belgium counts as three separate entities (Wallonia, Flanders, Brussels-Capital) and Canada as the federal level plus its provinces, because that is the level at which the schemes are decided.See every jurisdiction →
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