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1.1 Budowa/rozbudowa sieci elektroenergetycznych na potrzeby ogólnodostępnych stacji ładowania dużych mocy

NFOŚiGW · Transformacja energetyczna · National call

65d0f8607a5700e7

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
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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

Conditions6

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 costs4
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 services1
  • 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 documents9
Call facts
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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.