Small and medium-sized enterprises, including HoReCa activities, will be able to receive a financing of 150,000 euro under the ElectricUp 2 Program, for the construction of recharging stations, but also for alternative heating-cooling systems, said the Minister of Energy, Sebastian Burduja.

“The second edition of the ElectricUp 2 program will have an allocation of 90 million euros. As you know, small and medium-sized enterprises are eligible, including HoReCa activities. The amount of financing increases from 100,000 euro/beneficiary to 150,000 euro. Also, the eligible installed power is increased up to 150 kilowatts and we continue to finance charging stations. We introduce as a novelty the financing of alternative heating-cooling systems. I remind you that in the first edition of the program we financed somewhere around 1,881 beneficiaries. In the following days, by the end of this week, the Beneficiary’s Guide will be released for consultation and we are entering the straight line with ElectricUp 2,” said Burduja, according to Agerpres.

On Monday, the Minister of Energy announced the launch of an informative map with recharging points for electric cars, a project that is part of the ElectricUP 1 program. The map is available from Monday on the website of the Ministry of Energy