Mase Incentives Renewable Energy Self-Production 2025
Summary of the MASE Tender for Self-Production of Energy from Renewable Sources (FER)
This notice details a tender funded under the National Research, innovation and Competitiveness Program 2021-2027, Priority 2, aimed at supporting businesses in the self-production of energy from renewable sources. Here’s a breakdown of the key data:
Key goals & Benefits:
* Strengthen Business Competitiveness: Especially in Southern Italy, by reducing energy costs and increasing productive autonomy.
* Promote Ecological Transition: Encourage the spread of renewable energy systems for self-consumption.
* Reduce Emissions: Support clean energy production and lower climate-altering emissions.
* Balanced Territorial Growth: Foster productivity and employment in less developed regions.
* Alignment with National & European Strategies: consistent with PNIEC 2030 and European decarbonization efforts.
Key Details:
* Action: 2.2.1 – “Development of electricity production from RES”
* Focus: Photovoltaic systems and other renewable production systems for self-consumption.
* Application Period: December 3, 2025 – March 3, 2026
* Eligible Applicants:
* Businesses of any size (individually or in groups)
* Located in Basilicata, Calabria, Campania, Molise, Puglia, Sardinia, and Sicily.
* Properly registered and compliant with legal requirements (anti-mafia, workplace safety, contributions, insurance).
* Key Requirement: Energy produced must be used for self-consumption – selling energy is prohibited.
* Eligible Projects:
* Photovoltaic systems on existing roofs or owned surfaces.
* Renewable plants integrating multiple RES sources (solar thermal, mini-wind, biomass – where legally compliant).
* Storage systems (when functional to the overall system and within specified limits).
In essence, this tender offers financial incentives and procedural simplifications to help businesses, especially in Southern Italy, transition to a more sustainable and competitive energy model through self-produced renewable energy.