1.1 Budowa/rozbudowa sieci elektroenergetycznych na potrzeby ogólnodostępnych stacji ładowania dużych mocy
NFOŚiGW · Transformacja energetyczna · National call
Summary
Not an R&D or investment call a Polish company can use, by Scindu's rule.
Published programme terms support distribution operators building grids for public high-power charging; detailed terms for the scheduled 2026 intake remain unconfirmed.
- Who can apply
- Companies can lead: SME, large company.
- Amount
- Budget not stated
- Deadline
- No deadline
- Status
- Forthcoming
Machine-classified from the call text; check eligibility at the source.
Description
The description is on the provider's page.
Who can apply, in detail
- Applicant types
- SME, Large company
- Purpose
- Energy, environment, infrastructure
- R&D relevance
- 1 of 3
- Poland eligible
- Yes
- Country limit
- Poland; qualifying TEN-T locations, logistics centres, depots and intermodal terminals
- Region
- Any
- Consortium
- Single applicant
- Readiness level (TRL)
- —
- Topics
- Electricity distribution grids
- High power vehicle charging
- Grid substations
- Grid monitoring and control
Machine-classified from the call text; check eligibility at the source. 24 Oct 2026
Conditions
Typed facts extracted from the source documents by Scindu's grant-data review. Each value keeps its own conditions. Unknown means unstated, not zero or unlimited.
- Applicant typePublished priority programme §7.1 and §7.4; exact 2026 call-specific applicability not verified.
- The published programme specifies eligible beneficiaries as electricity distribution system operators (OSD), defined by reference to Article 3(25) of the Energy Law. The published programme lists a grant as the support form. The separate 2026 scheduled route has no detailed notice confirming whether these programme terms remain unchanged.
Programme-level, prior published programme; forthcoming route terms require confirmation.
- Application restrictionExact current provider record pl_nfosigw:65d0f8607a5700e7; no new-intake detailed notice captured.
- The exact 2026 NFOŚiGW schedule lists programme 1.1 “Budowa/rozbudowa sieci elektroenergetycznych na potrzeby ogólnodostępnych stacji ładowania dużych mocy” as a continuous intake planned for Q3/Q4 2026, status “nabór planowany”; no exact opening day, closing day or intake identifier appears in the row. The row belongs to the current forthcoming route; it does not identify itself as the first 2025 intake.
Schedule state as captured 23 October 2026; planning dates are quarter-level and are not a confirmed live application window.
- Eligible project scopeProgramme document §§1, 7.3 and 7.5; historic programme context for exact forthcoming 1.1 row.
- The published priority programme describes support for electricity-grid infrastructure supplying public high-power charging stations at TEN-T network locations, logistics centres, operational depots, intermodal terminals, and designated motorway service areas. It lists three location/power branches: at least 3,600 kW for basic TEN-T MOPs; at least 1,500 kW for extended/comprehensive TEN-T MOPs; and at least 350 kW for logistics depots, operational depots and intermodal terminals. The programme also includes substations/transformers, overhead or underground grid lines, and monitoring/control/IT systems.
These are the published programme terms accompanying the completed first intake; inclusion in the planned 2026 intake needs confirmation in its forthcoming announcement.
- Other conditionFirst intake only; later budget revision and future intake application unresolved.
- The prior first-intake announcement allowed multiple applications and states that each applicant’s requested support could not exceed 40% of the competition budget: PLN 320,000,000 for TEN-T locations and PLN 80,000,000 for the second location basket. The announcement gives an initial PLN 1,000,000,000 first-intake budget. The current official page later records an increase of that first-intake budget to PLN 1.42 billion; no updated applicant cap is evidenced, and no corresponding cap is established for the forthcoming scheduled route.
Historical first-intake notice; do not calculate or apply the 40% rule to another pool or use PLN 400m as the revised cap.
- Other conditionHistorical first intake only; current route status remains unverified.
- The detailed programme page currently available identifies itself as the first intake. It says the first intake GWD submission closed on 17 July 2025 because the available first-intake allocation was exceeded; a 18 May 2026 update increased the first-intake budget to PLN 1.42 billion. These statements establish historic first-intake status only and do not establish whether or when the separate scheduled 2026 continuous route opens.
Keep first-intake dates and closure separate from the exact scheduled forthcoming route.
- Other conditionProgramme-wide vs first-intake allocation; no new-round call pool inferred.
- The approved programme states a programme-wide allocation of up to PLN 2,000,000,000. The official page separately records that the first-intake allocation was increased to PLN 1,420,000,000 by the 6 May 2026 Board resolution. Neither figure establishes the allocation or applicant cap for the scheduled 2026 route.
These are programme-wide and historical first-intake amounts; no new-round call pool or applicant cap is derived.
Amounts and costs
- Eligible costConditional general cost category; not confirmed as available for the planned 2026 intake before its detailed call terms are published.
- The currently published NFOŚiGW general cost guidelines state that employee wages for staff engaged in a project may qualify when project duties are clearly specified in the job description or duties statement, and the eligible wage cost is prorated to project-related work. Eligible wage components include gross pay and employer costs required by law.
Generic current guide text only. The priority programme incorporates NFOŚiGW guidelines; for continuous calls the guide version in force on application submission applies unless the NFOŚiGW Board decides otherwise. The exact forthcoming call terms, applicable guide version at submission and project-approved budget remain unverified; this does not assert a hiring requirement, title, headcount, FTE or salary.
- Eligible costPriority programme §6; not an asserted final approved budget for any applicant.
- Published priority programme §6 sets the programme cost period from 1 January 2024 through 31 December 2029 and generally applies NFOŚiGW eligible-cost guidelines. It caps investment-preparation costs at 10% of total eligible investment costs and expressly excludes acquisition of undeveloped or developed real estate.
Programme terms shown for the prior published programme; future route notice may update these limits or the applicable cost-guideline version.
- Funding intensity, maximumPriority programme §7.2; detailed applicability to scheduled 2026 intake unverified.
- 100 percent of eligible costs
Published programme states grant up to 100% of eligible costs; for prior programme terms only. No project-specific award amount or confirmed forthcoming-round cap.
- Ineligible costCurrent general-cost guideline §3.3 only; forthcoming route applicability/version unverified.
- The current general cost guidelines list PFRON payments, benefits paid from ZFŚS, public-officer civil-liability insurance, jubilee awards, severance, and certain optional contributions as non-eligible employee-wage components. The optional-contribution exclusion has exceptions where the contribution is provided for in the employer rules/labor law, was introduced at least six months before application, and potentially covers all staff under the same contribution rules.
Generic current guideline, subject to programme-specific overrides and future-round confirmation; not a determination of any individual payroll item.
Personnel and services
Only a conditional general cost-guideline personnel category is documented; it is not a statement that the forthcoming 2026 round authorizes or requires hiring.
Other role · Basis not stated
Current general guideline describes conditional wage eligibility when project tasks are specified and wages are prorated to project duties. Exact planned-route applicability depends on the forthcoming call and applicable guideline version. No actual hiring, job title, headcount, FTE, duration or pay is stated.
Source documents
- Wytyczne w zakresie kosztów kwalifikowanych; current published general cost guidance
- Official current NFOŚiGW guidance index
- Official NFOŚiGW programme detail page; content identifies the I intake and dates it as 2025
- NFOŚiGW harmonogram, status 20 October 2026
- Announcement for the first intake
- Zasady udzielania dofinansowania, consolidated version labelled from 01.01.2026
- Priority programme: Build/expand grids for high-power public charging stations (published programme document)
- Regulations for the continuous first intake (January 2025)
- First-intake application attachment checklist
Call facts
- Opens
- —
- Provider
- NFOŚiGW · Transformacja energetyczna
- Source
- gov.pl
- Checked
- 24 Oct 2026
- Review status
- Partial review
- Independent QA
- No published hold
- Reviewed
- 23 Oct 2026
This is a summary of the source page, not the official text. Eligibility, conditions and the submission system are at the source.