Installing sustainable windows in Cyprus offers benefits like energy savings, reduced utility bills, and better insulation, despite the higher initial investment. These windows not only help in improving thermal efficiency but also provide added perks like noise reduction and natural light optimization, making them a smart choice for longterm environmental and financial returns.
The Cypriot government, in collaboration with the EU, launches a €17 million program to boost energy efficiency in large enterprises. Eligible costs can receive grants of up to €750,000 to reduce carbon footprints and promote sustainability, with applications opening on April 26, 2024.
Cyprus SMEs can secure financial aid up to €10,000 to boost energy efficiency through the EENergy project, aiming to support at least 1,800 companies by May 15, 2024. The initiative, a collaboration between the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce & Industry and the Ministry of Energy, is a crucial step towards sustainable business practices, offering grants for investing in new technologies, advisory services, and employee training.
SMEs in Cyprus can seize up to €10,000 in grants through the EENergy project by enhancing energy efficiency by at least 5%. To apply, businesses must reach out to the Enterprise Europe Network and submit a proposal by May 15, 2024, adhering to specific eligibility criteria.
Neocleous Tower in Limassol is a cuttingedge example of sustainable workspace design, boasting LEED certification for energy efficiency and environmental responsibility. Spearheaded by Elias Neocleous, the tower sets new standards for sustainable architecture in Cyprus, promoting health, wellbeing, and community integration.
Air to air heat pumps are versatile systems that offer both heating and cooling for your home. They transfer heat from outside to warm your space and reverse the process to cool it down, making them efficient solutions for any weather. These units save energy, space, and can reduce electricity consumption by up to 50%.
Cyprus awarded the smart meter installation contract to Cyta, worth around €40 million. The plan aims to install 400,000 smart meters for a more modern and efficient electricity grid.
