Czyste Powietrze — aktualna ścieżka WFOŚiGW w Białymstoku

Purpose

Energy, environment, infrastructure

R&D relevance

0 of 3

Poland eligible

Yes

Country limit

—

Region

Any

Consortium

Unclear

Readiness level (TRL)

—

Topics

• Air quality
• Environmental protection

Machine-classified from the call text; check eligibility at the source. 23 Oct 2026

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 restriction

For enhanced and highest support, when the applicant or spouse conducts an activity included in the programme definition, annual revenue from each such activity in the calendar year used for the municipal income certificate is limited separately: at enhanced level to 40 times, and at highest level to 12 times, the minimum wage in force in December before the application year. Highest-level test is not applied when the specified qualifying-benefit certificate is submitted. Spouse activity is assessed only if there is no final legal separation at application. The basic-level PLN 135,000 annual ceiling and income-source rules are stated separately.

Applicant restriction

A beneficiary cannot receive another basic, enhanced or highest-level grant for a different dwelling where the specified agreement was based on an application submitted on or after 22 April 2024.

Applicant type

WFOŚiGW for the property’s voivodeship administers the grant route. The downstream beneficiary is a natural person owning/co-owning an eligible single-family residential building or separately titled dwelling. Białystok’s official current documents page links the July 20 2026 programme and rules; the underlying programme assigns submissions to the territorially competent WFOŚiGW.

Application restriction

The advance-disbursement instruction must be signed personally by the beneficiary; a representative may not sign that instruction, and the power-of-attorney template excludes that act and forbids subdelegation.

Specific exception to general authority to submit application or act through a representative; do not infer that the proxy can sign the advance directive.

Application restriction

An advance cannot be paid for a contractor agreement whose work was already completed on the date the funding application was submitted; the linked instruction says only unfinished agreements may be included in an advance request.

Application restriction

Prefinancing advance requests must be made with a Clean Air operator through the operator’s group GWD account. The beneficiary cannot submit an advance request from an individual account. Each advance is capped at 35% of grant attributable to that contractor-agreement scope, and all advances together at 35% of the maximum grant in the application.

35% here is an advance-drawdown ceiling with two separate denominators; it is not grant intensity and no unrelated percentage field is used.

Application restriction

If filed by a representative, the application instruction requires a power of attorney bearing the applicant’s handwritten signature certified by a notary; the linked template is available but use of that exact template is not stated as mandatory.

Conditional on filing through a representative. The template is evidence of available form content, not a claim that it is the only permissible wording.

Application restriction

Applications are completed in GWD (or through the gov.pl Clean Air service); when a representative files, the representative uses their own GWD account and enters the applicant’s data. The instruction describes a representative authorization requirement separately.

The GWD application itself is an online workflow; this review did not log into an account or create/submit a form.

Application restriction

If the parties use a contractor agreement other than the published template for prefinancing, the substitute agreement must include the clauses marked mandatory in the published model.

Applies when another contractor agreement model is used for prefinanced scope; the instructions refer to marked mandatory clauses, not all template text.

Application restriction

Payment requests may use the electronic gov.pl channel or be completed in GWD and filed on paper; prefinanced and highest-level payment requests require an operator group account for submission. Deadlines depend on the filing channel, and a paper request sent to the wrong regional Fund is returned while an electronic request is left unconsidered.

No form was filled, signed, uploaded, or submitted; this records published channel instructions only.

Application restriction

A contractor whose agreement supports prefinancing must satisfy either the one-year market-operation route evidenced by public business-register data, or the alternative experience route of at least fifteen completed investments for Clean Air beneficiaries.

Alternative paths: one year in the specified service market, confirmed by public register data; OR a contractor declaration of at least fifteen programme-beneficiary investments. This applies to prefinanced contractor scope.

Application restriction

For a grant with prefinancing, no more than three contractor agreements may be submitted as the basis for the advance. This is a contract-count limit, distinct from payment-request/tranche limits.

Applies to the contractor agreements supporting prefinancing; not a count of all contracts in the project or of payment requests.

Application restriction

If an application is submitted by proxy, the applicant’s signature on the authorization must be notarized; the exact published template may be replaced by an authorization meeting the stated rules. The authorization is retained through the grant-agreement durability period and made available on request.

Applies only when a proxy acts for the applicant. The GWD’s account/authority rules remain separate from the paper authorization requirements.

Eligible geography

The dwelling/building must be in the province served by the territorially competent WFOŚiGW; this provider record is the Białystok fund route.

The programme routes applications to the WFOŚiGW whose territory includes the residential building or dwelling; the programme-wide provision does not itself state a Białystok-specific boundary beyond this provider route.

Eligible project scope

The financed subject is heat-source replacement and energy-efficiency improvement in existing single-family residential buildings or separately titled dwellings in such buildings. Programme §9.2.2 requires an existing/commissioned building or dwelling; costs incurred before it is put into use are excluded.

Other conditionAnnex 2 Table 1 rows 1–2 and detailed requirements section 1; applies to the eligible energy-audit and post-work certificate cost categories.

Table 1 audit reimbursement requires the Programme-format audit summary, completion by the undertaking end of works identified in that summary, and signatures by a person in the central register of energy-performance-certificate preparers. The audit cost is excluded if the building/dwelling used the municipality-distributed audit voucher. The energy-performance certificate is prepared after completion of the audit-summary works and must bear its central-register number and authorized person signature. Annex 2 section 1 additionally requires the audit, summary and certificate to comply with the cited regulations and be prepared by persons entered in the same central register. These conditions qualify cost and proof, not staff headcount or salary.

Municipal audit-voucher use makes Table 1 audit cost ineligible. Certificate follows completion of audit-summary work. No number of staff, employment relationship, or salary is specified.

Other conditionAnnex 2 Table 2 row 5(e) and row 6(d), wood-gasification/pellet installation acceptance.

For the cited wood-gasification and pellet boiler categories, the chimney acceptance protocol may be signed by a master chimney sweep OR by a person with appropriate construction qualifications in the scope of checking chimney/flue ducts. The master-sweep option is not exclusive.

The alternative requires appropriate construction qualifications within the stated inspection scope; this is not a blanket qualification for unrelated work.

Other conditionNational July 20 2026 Programme Annex 2; applies only to costs and technical works listed in Annex 2 and preserves the distinct Table 3 aggregate-cap scope.

Annex 2 applies general conditions across its eligible cost tables: devices/materials must be new and lawfully marketed, with CE/B conformity declarations where required; construction/ground work and regulated services must comply with law and permits; installation, commissioning and use follow technical documentation and warranty terms. Installation service includes transport, dismantling and waste handling. Listed project documentation is eligible only if the documented works are completed under the funded undertaking by completion; necessary legally required investigations/expertise can qualify. VAT is ineligible. Tables 1–2 caps sum individual item caps; Table 3 rows 8–9 instead set combined caps across all listed Table 3 costs for project types 2 and 3.

Project documentation cost is conditional on the documented works being completed within the funded project by its completion date; legal investigations/expertise must be required by law and necessary for the scope.

Other conditionAnnex 2 Table 2 rows 2–8a and footnotes 3–7, with detailed technical requirements sections 2–10; applies only to the stated technology/item categories.

For higher-efficiency air/water, air/air, and ground-source heat pumps (Table 2 rows 2–4), qualifying ZUM status is required on the invoice date; rows 2–3 use footnote 3 and row 4 footnote 4. Enhanced-standard wood-gasification and pellet boilers require their applicable ZUM status on invoice date under footnotes 5 and 6. For each footnote 3–6, where an item is suspended/removed before final invoice, it still qualifies only if listed on the advance-invoice date and the final invoice is submitted; this exception applies to all agreements financed from the Modernisation Fund. Solar collectors and DHW heat pumps in row 8 also require ZUM; Annex 2 sections 2–4 and 7–10 define the specific product thresholds. Wood-gasification boilers in row 5 have the stated fuel/grate limits, subject to the manufacturer-made hybrid integral-grate exception in row 5(a); pellet boilers in row 6 retain their own automatic-feed/no-emergency-grate rule without that exception. Row 5(d) buffer capacity follows the Annex 2 formula incorporating Regulation (EU) 2015/1189. Local anti-smog, safe buffer/DHW capacity, and chimney-acceptance requirements are category-specific. Both rows allow a master chimney sweep OR a construction-qualified person whose qualification scope covers assessment of the specific chimney/flue. Electric non-heat-pump heating qualifies only if included in the application and both purchase/invoice and installation occur by end of 2026. Table 2 row 8a auxiliary works remain within the row-8 cap, with grant capped at 10% of grant calculated from row-8 eligible costs. Table 3 row 4a window auxiliary works are likewise within row 4 and their grant may not exceed 10% calculated from row-4 eligible costs.

ZUM invoice-date exception is limited to the cited Modernisation Fund-financed agreements. Local anti-smog laws apply only where enacted for the building location. The 10% row 8a limit denominator is grant calculated on row-8 eligible costs, not total project budget.

Other conditionAnnex 2 Table 3 rows 1–9 and detailed section 11; applies only to the listed building components and stated project types.

Table 3 categories are physically scoped: ceiling/attic insulation covers internal ceilings below unheated attic or external roof where top-floor spaces are heated; floor insulation covers floors over unheated rooms/crawlspaces or ground floors; wall insulation includes walls, balcony slabs and foundations, but reflective/insulating paint or plaster alone is not insulation; window replacement is only in heated rooms; external doors separate heated space from unheated space/outdoors; garage doors are a separate category. All insulation must meet the referenced technical-building requirements, and windows/doors/garage doors must satisfy thermal transmittance requirements effective 31 Dec 2020. If insulation works cover over 25% of the external envelope, the building conversion minimum energy-efficiency/thermal-protection requirements apply. Before works, inspect for protected-species habitats; if likely, obtain habitat expertise; if confirmed, seek the regional environmental director’s derogation and comply with its conditions. Table 3 rows 4a auxiliary grant is capped at 10% of row-4 eligible-cost grant and is within the row-4 cap. Rows 8–9 are combined ceilings for all Table 3 costs of project types 2 and 3; they are not additional item caps.

The >25% trigger applies to building-insulation construction works measured against external-envelope area. Species inspection/expertise/derogation is conditional on likelihood/confirmed habitat. Numeric U-value limits are incorporated by reference to the technical-building regulation, not stated numerically in this Annex 2; no U-value is inferred here.

Other conditionNational Programme Annex 2 Table 2 row 5(d), manual fuel-loading EU formula incorporated for the specified wood-gasification boiler storage requirement.

Annex 2 row 5(d) requires a wood-gasification boiler to operate with an accumulation/buffer/DHW tank whose minimum safe capacity is set according to the referenced “Pojemność zasobnika” formula. Regulation (EU) 2015/1189 Annex II gives the manual-loading formula as 45 × Pr × (1 − 2.7/Pr) litres or 300 litres, whichever is greater, with Pr in kW. Its automatic-feed 20 × Pr value is a recommendation, and the national Annex 2 row 5(d) wording is the operative funded-cost condition. Do not apply this row 5 condition to row 6 pellet boilers absent a source provision.

Pr is nominal heat output in kW; formula returns litres; lower bound is the greater of formula value and 300 L. This does not assert the formula applies to other boiler rows. The bound EU PDF is the original 2015 OJ publication and establishes the incorporated formula; latest consolidated edition was not captured as original bytes in this batch.

Other conditionAnnex 2 detailed requirements sections 2–10 on physical/printed pp.13–16, scoped by item technology and service (space heating vs DHW).

Annex 2 specifies technology-specific criteria: enhanced air/water and ground-source heat pumps require at least A++ at 55°C flow temperature and weather-compensated heating-curve control; air/air heat pumps require A++ for moderate climate. Enhanced wood-gasification and pellet boilers require particulate emissions ≤20 mg/m³, at least A+ and Ecodesign compliance; ZUM confirms requirements. Solar collectors need Solar Keymark plus technical annex or equivalent test certificate, dated no earlier than five years before the application. DHW heat pumps need class A; electric DHW devices other than heat pumps class C; heat-recovery ventilation class A. Product card/energy label are the stated evidence, with ZUM confirming listed items.

These are category-specific minima; A++ at 55°C applies to room-heating ratings of air/water and ground-source pumps, while air/air is moderate climate. Solar certification period is counted back from application submission.

Other conditionNational Czyste Powietrze July 2026 Annex 2 Table 2 row 5(a), wood-gasification boilers only.

Annex 2 Table 2 row 5(a) allows the wood-gasification boiler configuration subject to its dual-fuel/pellet feed and emergency grate/pre-furnace restrictions, but expressly excepts boilers made as hybrids by the manufacturer where the grate is an integral part of the construction. This exception is specific to row 5(a); row 6(a) pellet boilers have a separate automatic-feed/no-emergency-grate rule and no equivalent exception stated there.

Does not extend the row 5(a) hybrid exception to row 6(a) pellet boilers.

Other conditionExact nonnumeric exception branches of the retained2022 table, physical103–104; same project-specific2026 transition/applicability limitation as the accompanying numeric reference facts.

The versioned 2022 Technical Conditions Annex2 tables expressly specify no U/UC requirement for internal walls with Δti<8°C and walls of unheated basement storeys (Table1.1 rows2(b),4), inter-storey/over-heated-basement ceilings with Δti<8°C (row8(b)), internal-wall windows with Δti<8°C (Table1.2 row3(b)), and windows/external doors in external partitions of unheated rooms (row5). In these tables ti is the temperature of a heated room under §134(2). The external-opening exception does not erase the separate internal heated-to-unheated separation limits.

No unlimited grant or universal2026 construction-law conclusion. The relevant component, heated/unheated room and temperature branch must be established for the actual project.

Other conditionAnnex 2 reference to national building thermal-transmittance rules, with the 2022 source version and 2026 transition provisions stated separately.

National Programme Annex 2 section 11 references the Technical Conditions regulation and its heat-transfer coefficient requirements effective 31 December 2020. The retained 2022 consolidated regulation Annex 2 Tables 1–2 provides component- and indoor-temperature-specific maximum U/UC values, recorded as typed facts in this packet. The underlying 2022 act is repealed from 21 September 2026. The 2026 transition Act item 1161 preserves use of the former technical rules for specified permit/design/notification paths for 18 months from 20 September 2026 where the required investor declaration/path conditions are met, and separately addresses exempt works. Therefore these values document the Annex 2 cited standard but do not alone establish that every undertaking initiated after repeal is governed by that vintage; the exact transition path and scope remain case-dependent. The EU source bound here is the original 2015 Official Journal publication; this packet cites the incorporated formula only and does not claim it is the latest consolidated EU text.

No blanket claim of current application to every 2026 project. Applicability depends on permit/design/notification/exempt-work path and transition conditions; individual project status is not known.

Other condition

Electric heating other than a heat pump is eligible only when the application includes this cost and purchase (invoice or equivalent) and installation are completed by the end of 2026.

Applies specifically to Annex 2 Table 2 row 7 electric heating other than heat pumps; not a general programme deadline.

Other condition

Full §9.2.2 matrix, preserving source branches: Type 1 initial <80 and final <80; its listed works are conditional on the below-class-5 solid-fuel replacement case. Type 2 initial 80–140 has three scenarios across physical pp.9–10: (a) an exclusively below-class-5 solid-fuel source, replacement-only branch, where the index after work may not increase; (b) the same source category with renovation, where final index must be ≤80 and reduction at least 40%; (c) non-solid-fuel or class≥5 solid-fuel source, no solid-fuel replacement, with final ≤80 and reduction ≥40% via the listed envelope/ventilation scope. Type 3 initial >140 and final ≤140 with reduction ≥40%; the replacement and no-replacement source cases have separate work scopes. Footnote 40: initial index is stated in the DPAE; final index in post-work energy certificate. The separate §8.3(1) highest-tier qualification is an initial index >140, not the whole type-2/type-3 project rule.

Other conditionLocal Applicant Regulation §§3–5, physical pp.7–10; application assessment, cure and reconsideration stage, separate from payment-request clocks.

Application review is due within 60 calendar days from receipt by the competent Fund; a requested cure adds time spent, while a voluntary correction restarts the clock on receipt. Formal/substantive evaluation is binary. The Fund may make one request for missing documents, information, explanations or a correction; cure is due within 10 working days, counted from the next day after email dispatch (when email consent exists) or from paper service. An extension request must reach the Fund before expiry and may be granted individually for justified reasons. Non-cure or noncompliance can lead to rejection; the applicant may seek one reconsideration within 10 working days on the specified service anchor, and the Fund normally decides within 10 working days after receipt, with notice if a complex case requires more time. A rejected applicant may submit a new application in the same intake.

Deadlines and service triggers vary by consent/channel; these are instructional/process rules and not payment-processing deadlines.

Other conditionLocal Applicant Regulation §§10–12 and §11a, physical pp.12–13.

Submission accepts audits/controls from application onward through implementation and durability by NFOŚiGW, WFOŚiGW or other authorized bodies, including review of the dwelling and grant documents. Applicants consenting to email service must keep and monitor the identified address; address updates require an identifying signed paper, qualified electronic or trusted-profile/ePUAP declaration and do not consume the one correction. Fund does not answer application-specific questions sent from another address. On request the Fund provides copies and inspection access to current and prior-round application records. The Fund may amend rules for justified or legal-change reasons and may cancel intake before the first agreement only if the European Commission has not positively decided payment of Modernisation Fund resources; no compensation is due under that clause.

Acceptance of audit/control is tied to application; cancellation clause is conditional and not an assertion of current funding status.

Other conditionLocal Applicant Regulation §6(2)–(3), §7(1)–(7), §11(1), physical pp.10–12.

A positive formal/substantive assessment does not guarantee funding: the Fund may refuse when funds are unavailable. After a positive decision the Fund sends an acceptance statement within 14 calendar days; the agreement is concluded on effective delivery of that statement. Email is ordinarily treated as delivered the next day, but a non-delivery notice prevents formation; if the Fund entered the wrong address it resends, while other delivery failures leave the application without further processing and are treated as applicant resignation. For paper registered service, actual receipt forms the contract; returned mail under the listed annotations means no contract and resignation. The Fund clocks for review and acceptance have instructional character and do not create applicant claims.

No actual decision, delivery, funds availability or contract is inferred. Keep email and paper service branches separate.

Other conditionLocal Applicant Regulation §2(1)–(11), physical pp.4–6; modality differs by tier/prefinancing and filing route.

Intake is continuous but may be paused if demand in the submitted application pool reaches 100% of available funds; it may restart after funds are released, savings arise or new funds are obtained. The Fund is to announce the expected exhaustion date. Basic and enhanced applications without prefinancing may use gov.pl/GWD electronic signing or completed GWD printouts signed by hand; a working-print is left unexamined. Enhanced with prefinancing and highest-tier applications, with or without prefinancing, must go through an operator group GWD account with applicant signature or the prescribed paper route; a preliminary personal-account draft is not a submitted application. Territorial Fund routing and electronic/paper receipt dates differ by channel, so no universal postmark rule applies.

The rule permits a pause/restart; no present intake status or available balance is claimed.

Other conditionLocal Applicant Regulation §2(16)–(22), physical p.7.

The applicant may make one voluntary application correction by the original submission method, but may not change the building/location; an address-data change is separately handled. Withdrawal requires an identified signed/electronic statement using the stated channel. If the applicant dies before agreement, a co-owner may continue the application by written statement within 60 days of death; if no co-owner branch applies, an heir with legal title may do so within 90 days. After a continuation statement, the Fund suspends proceedings until other co-owner consents and eligibility evidence are provided; failure to provide them within 180 days from the continuation statement results in rejection. These are distinct conditional succession stages.

Applies only when voluntary correction, withdrawal, or death/succession branch occurs; property cannot be changed under voluntary correction.

Other conditionLocal Applicant Regulation §§1(1)–(10), physical pp.2–3. Clarifies local procedure and separately scoped bank-credit route; does not change national programme terms.

The Białystok local regulation effective 20 July 2026 governs direct grants and grants with prefinancing submitted from that date; earlier uncontracted applications may be withdrawn and refiled under the new programme only subject to its project-start/end conditions. The bank-credit principal grant route is governed by a separate regulation. An application is the applicant’s declaration of intent to contract on its terms. Applications may be filed by the applicant or a properly notarized proxy; a contractor for the same prefinanced scope cannot act as proxy. A legal-person proxy must document its representation authority or unbroken signed authorization chain, and proxy receipt of correspondence counts as service on the applicant.

Applies according to application type/date; no applicant’s status, old application, or proxy is inferred.

Other condition

Published conditional bank route requires a land-and-mortgage register for the single-family building or its land (§11(11)); this does not establish an open regional bank intake. Under§11(12), costs are ineligible when the beneficiary spouse in statutory marital community, acting as a sole trader, sells/supplies/performs services and invoices the beneficiary. This is separate from public-aid classification and applicant income. Waste from works must be handled under applicable law (§11(13)).

Other condition

Basic-tier annual income is the beneficiary’s amount, not per-household-member. It may be determined by four methods: last filed PIT tax base; lump-sum income using applicable ministerial table and evidence of revenue plus rate or tax paid for the stated year; farm income using the official annual per-conversion-hectare amount effective on application date; or qualifying non-PIT family-benefit-law catalogue income received in the prior calendar year and documented. If several source methods apply, sum them; the total must not exceed PLN 135,000. The types, distinct reference periods and proof requirements remain part of the condition. The lump-sum ministerial table must be effective on the application date; revenue/rate or paid-income-tax proof refers to the year named in that table. Farm per-conversion-hectare income is the annual GUS notice under agricultural-tax law effective on application date. Non-PIT income is the Article3(1)(c)family-benefits catalogue and must be evidenced for the calendar year before the grant application.

Other condition

Formal criteria are binary: timely under recruitment rules; correct current form and required mode; complete, correctly signed with all required fields/attachments; eligible beneficiary; compatible purpose/type; valid implementation term; and permitted funding form/intensity. Substantive criteria are eligible costs/Annex2, source-specific heating branch, post-project source compliance, and correct §9.2.2 energy result. Failure of any applicable formal or substantive criterion rejects the application; preserve table applicability branches and infer no individual outcome.

Other condition

A post-31-Dec-2020 building-construction permit/application or required notification bars support. Preserve the exact replacement-source catalogue vintage of 31-Mar-2025; at completion and during durability, observe nonreplacement/replacement heat-source conditions, ecodesign recreational-fireplace exception, local antismog requirements (including stricter local rules), and the applicable air-quality plan. One funded heating source is the default; air-air heat pumps and electric heating may comprise multiple permanently installed system devices. Replaced solid-fuel sources must be permanently retired with named proof; retained stoves/fireplaces require permanent chimney disconnection and qualified protocol. Habitat survey is required when law requires. Audit scope must be completed and post-work certificate supplied where required.

Other condition

Conditional bank principal-subsidy form: applicant applies through a participating bank; credit principal must strictly exceed grant; at least 95% of total credit finances eligible costs plus VAT and no more than 5% finances necessary other programme-conforming costs plus VAT; grant is strictly below credit principal used for eligible costs; complete-project reimbursement is paid to bank. Bank rights are governed by a separate cooperation agreement and the participating-bank list is external. This does not establish current intake at any regional WFOŚiGW.

Other condition

The first eligible invoice may be dated no earlier than six months before application; earlier costs and costs before building commissioning are ineligible. Work already complete by application can qualify for ordinary grant, but not prefinancing or bank principal-subsidy grant. Ordinary grant and prefinancing each have a 24-month project term; bank principal-subsidy has 18 months. §11(10) extensions are discretionary, justified, for circumstances beyond beneficiary control despite due diligence; they may recur, each by at most 6 months, never beyond 30 June 2032. These clocks are form-specific; this is not evidence of current bank intake.

Other condition

Durability runs five years from project completion; residential-purpose change, dismantling and noncompliant new sources are restricted; defective equipment may be replaced only by no-worse parameters. The one-grant-per-building rule has dated earlier-programme and Parts 4/5 exclusions, except a named complex-renovation tranche, and allows another application only for different costs after earlier work is completed and settled. This differs from applicant-level other-building repeat-benefit restrictions. §11(8) explicitly states CP provides no public aid: generic regional fund forms/assessments cannot create a CP aid application branch or contradict this condition unless a distinct programme is independently established. Waste rules apply. The per-building count excludes grants awarded/paid under versions effective through28Nov2024 and Parts4/5, except comprehensive renovation under the3Jan2023–28Nov2024programme. Earlier projects must be finished and settled before another application for different costs.

Other condition

The highest-tier benefit alternative requires an established right to zasiłek stały, zasiłek okresowy, zasiłek rodzinny or specjalny zasiłek opiekuńczy (one of these benefits), a municipal certificate stating benefit type and awarded period, entitlement during every one of six consecutive calendar months before the certificate-request month, and continuation at least until grant application. This is distinct from the income-certificate age rule and from monthly-income threshold pathways.

Other condition

Preserve distinct property and co-funding conditions: seasonal-use/outbuilding projects excluded, with narrow exception for heat source located elsewhere if it exclusively serves eligible residence; sale before full payout prevents payment; Applicant may not be a basic/enhanced/highest-tier beneficiary for another dwelling under contracts based on applications filed from22April2024; this is the distinct applicant-level repeat-benefit restriction. Commercial use proportionally reduces support by floor area; strictly >30% total building/unit floor area makes project ineligible even if use is seasonal. Mój Prąd and Stop Smog permit only unfunded scope. Other public support is subject to aggregate cap 100% of eligible costs plus VAT; this is not CP grant intensity, and VAT remains CP-ineligible under §6.2. The municipal ownership exception is conditional on future transfer of ownership. Do not conflate these building tests with 40x/12x annual business-revenue ratios.

Other condition

The reviewed July 20 2026 programme, current cost annex and grant regulations specify household benefit eligibility, eligible renovation goods/works/services, and reimbursement conditions; they do not establish employee headcount, hiring obligations, salary amounts, or a payroll wage rate. The applicant is a natural-person household beneficiary; contractor work is not a beneficiary payroll rule.

Other condition

Baseline minimum is 3 years. No minimum tenure applies to acquisition by inheritance or acquisitive prescription; inheritance must be evidenced by a final court ruling or registered certificate of succession unless ownership appears in the land register. The period is reduced to 1 year for purchase of at least 50% of the property, and for acquisition from an ascendant by life-annuity or gift of at least 50%. In the premises-merger exception, no minimum period applies only if the applicant owned all merged premises for at least 3 years and the whole building met the programme single-family definition before merger. Every other co-owner must consent. For a premises created by subdivision, prior ownership of its parent property does not count toward the dwelling’s 3 years; the separate-title entry date applies.

Other condition

The programme allows a grant, a grant for partial repayment of bank-loan principal, and a grant with pre-financing; pre-financing is available only at enhanced or highest support level and through programme operators.

Other condition

For prefinanced contractor scope, the work must be completed within 180 days after the advance is paid. The payment request settling the advance and remaining grant for that agreement is due by day 30 after the scope-completion deadline; contractual extension terms may apply.

Applies to each prefinanced contractor scope and is subject to the incorporated agreement’s extension conditions.

Other condition

For the application under the programme version effective 20 July 2026, the preceding DPAE version is accepted if correctly completed and signed by an authorized person.

This is a stated application transition for the old DPAE version; it does not change the current version of the programme or instructions.

Other condition

The linked audit-agreement template describes an audit and DPAE preparation service; its terms require an on-site audit, production of the programme documents, and a provider meeting the stated authorization, register and insurance requirements. This is a professional-service category, not payroll/headcount.

Service only; no employment entitlement, vacancy, headcount or fixed remuneration is stated.

Other condition

For the conditional grant intended to repay bank-loan principal, the payment must be requested in one final payment request; partial requests are not allowed. This instruction does not establish that this route is open in the current regional call.

Only the bank-principal repayment modality; current call availability is not verified.

Other condition

The published prefinancing contractor agreement model sets a minimum interval of 21 days after issue of an advance invoice before the applicable settlement/payment timing.

Template term; applies only if the contract follows this model or incorporates the same clause. Do not treat as a universal grant deadline independent of agreement terms.

Other condition

The application instructions tell contractors to read the linked privacy information notice; the notice identifies NFOŚiGW and WFOŚiGW in Białystok as joint controllers for programme data processing.

The notice concerns contractors/subcontractors and does not establish applicant eligibility or staff/pay terms.

Other condition

Where the application declares shared ownership and the relevant ownership-field branch, consent of the other co-owners is required; each co-owner signs or an authorized representative signs for that person.

Conditional on the stated co-ownership/application-field branch; no assumption is made about a particular applicant’s ownership status.

Other condition

The programme-form audit-summary document (DPAE) is required with the application even if the energy-audit cost is not claimed as an eligible cost.

Application attachment requirement, distinct from whether audit costs are claimed.

Other condition

The linked DPAE instructions require the preparer to use the GWD account workflow and build the summary from an energy audit preceded by a site visit and building inventory; the preparer must meet the authorized-person register condition.

This describes the DPAE creation/submission process, not a beneficiary employee or a separate grant eligibility category.

Other condition

The income/benefit certificate used for the programme income determination may be no more than three months old on the filing date and must have been issued no later than the application filing date.

Applies to the certificate in the programme income-verification branch; does not assert every applicant must provide this certificate.

Other condition

A cost-category item must be settled wholly within one payment request. This is separate from the requirement that all costs under one contractor agreement be settled within one request.

Applies to every cost item in its category, independently of the single-request-per-contractor-agreement rule.

Other condition

Payment is made directly to the contractor or seller, except that the beneficiary may receive reimbursement where the purchase document has been fully paid.

Beneficiary reimbursement branch depends on full payment of the relevant purchase document.

Other condition

The GWD payment-request form displays required attachments based on the project scope and purchase documents entered; some displayed attachment types may not apply. The linked current documents include a payment-made declaration, contractor-work acceptance protocol, and protocol-correction statements. These are attachment templates, not a universal fixed list for every project.

The downloadable form templates are available as actual DOCX files; the operational GWD form remains dynamic and account-based.

Other condition

Before payment, the Fund requires inspection for specified self-performed work categories; it may inspect other cases. Inspection time is excluded from the payment processing period.

Mandatory inspection is conditional on the enumerated self-performed work categories; the Fund may inspect other cases.

Other condition

The Fund’s payment period is up to 60 days after receipt of a correctly signed, complete and correctly completed payment request with required attachments, subject to cited exceptions. The Fund may request explanations or additional documents; the instruction sets 10 working days from the request to supply them, and the 60-day period runs from receipt of the clarifications or last requested document.

The 60-day clock is conditional on a complete and correct filing and expressly subject to the instructions’ other exceptions.

Other condition

A payment request is available after the grant agreement is confirmed and its number is obtained. Payments for basic, enhanced and highest levels may be made in at most three tranches. With prefinancing, an advance is followed by at most three payment-request tranches for the remaining grant.

This is stage and tranche procedure, not a promised number of payments in a particular case.

Other condition

Each contractor agreement must be fully settled within one payment request; different agreements can be settled together in one request. The forms do not permit splitting one contractor agreement among multiple payment requests.

Other condition

The application attaches one copy for each prefinanced contractor agreement, up to the maximum of three agreements.

Conditional on requesting prefinancing; the number of copies follows the count of agreements supporting the advance.

Other condition

The application instructions call for spouse consent only in the applicable spouse/household-field branches; the spouse or an authorized representative signs the consent.

Conditional on the relevant marital-status/application-field facts; this does not presume the applicant is married.

Other condition

The linked tax-relief annex states a PLN 53,000 maximum deduction per taxpayer and a period of three consecutive tax years, counted from the end of the year of the first expenditure.

Tax-relief cap and period only; not a Clean Air grant cap or project-duration term.

Other condition

The programme states that a grant may be combined with thermomodernisation tax relief, but public-funded/reimbursed expense cannot be deducted; if a grant reimburses an expense already deducted, the taxpayer adds the corresponding amount to the tax base in the year of grant receipt. The programme and tax-relief cost catalogues are separate.

Tax treatment is reported from the programme annex and is not legal/tax advice; it is not the grant rate or the programme eligible-cost ceiling.

Other condition

The current application instructions direct the applicant to use the linked statutory-category list of non-taxable income when filling the application’s non-taxed-income field; the list is an attachment to those instructions.

This supports the field’s referenced categories; it does not independently determine an individual applicant’s income.

Other condition

If an advance is unused in whole or part, the Fund calls on the beneficiary either to repay it or consent to offset against later payments within 14 days of delivery of the demand. Late return or offset accrues interest at the rate for tax arrears under the stated rules.

Triggered by an unused advance and a Fund demand; the demand offers repayment or consent to offset. No fixed rate is asserted.

Other conditionZUM product registration regulation and only the technology categories/transaction dates specified in National Programme Annex 2.

Annex 2 invokes ZUM listing and product requirements for specified technologies. The current retained ZUM registration regulation (effective 16 December 2025) describes a product-list registration process: manufacturers, authorized manufacturer representatives, importers and distributors may submit qualifying products, and registration confirms device compliance for the relevant programme use. It does not impose a general duty on the grant applicant to register a product as a list operator. Check the live ZUM list at the source-relevant invoice date where Annex 2 requires listed status.

Dynamic listing status must be assessed at the Annex 2 invoice-date or advance-invoice exception dates for the named technology; this fact does not expand categories or remove the Fund-specific exception conditions.

Ownership duration, minimum

36 months

Baseline only: applicant must own/co-own the qualifying single-family building or separately titled dwelling for at least 3 years before application; for a dwelling formed by subdivision, the 3-year period starts from the separate-title entry, not prior ownership of the parent building. Inheritance and other exceptions, including evidence of inheritance, acquisitive prescription, qualifying 50% transfers, premises merger and co-owner consent, are explicitly set out in the linked ownership-tenure-exceptions fact and cited here.

Project duration, maximumPublished conditional bank principal-subsidy form only; no assertion that current regional bank intake is established/open.

18 months from bank principal-subsidy application

Programme§6.3(3)bankbranch;notordinarygrant/prefinancing24months. Final30June2032andjustifieddiscretionary§11(10)repeatableextensions(each≤6months)apply;earlieralreadycompletedworkexcludedforthisform.

Project duration, maximum

24 months

For a grant or grant with pre-financing, completion within 24 months from application submission. Do not extend this cap to bank-financed partial-loan repayment without applying its separate programme conditions. Subject to final30June2032 andProgramme§11(10):justifiedcircumstancesoutsidebeneficiarycontrolmaypermitdiscretionaryrecurringextensions,each≤6months,neverpastfinaldate;notautomatic.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Same components, 8°C ≤ ti < 16°C

0.3 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Ceilings over unheated rooms and closed crawl spaces, ti ≥ 16°C

0.25 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Same components, ti < 8°C

1 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Walls adjacent to expansion joint over 5 cm, regardless of closure/insulation method

0.7 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Doors in external partitions or between heated and unheated rooms

1.3 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal. Table1.2 row5 sets no U requirement for windows/external doors in external partitions of unheated rooms; this numerical limit does not override that exception.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, External walls, 8°C ≤ ti < 16°C

0.45 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, External walls, heated-room ti ≥ 16°C

0.2 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, External walls, ti < 8°C

0.9 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Ground floors, 8°C ≤ ti < 16°C

1.2 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Ground floors, ti < 8°C

1.5 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Internal-wall windows, Δti ≥ 8°C

1.1 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Roofs, flat roofs and ceilings below unheated attics or above passages, ti ≥ 16°C

0.15 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Roof windows, ti ≥ 16°C

1.1 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal. Table1.2 row5 sets no U requirement for windows/external doors in external partitions of unheated rooms; this numerical limit does not override that exception.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Roof windows, ti < 16°C

1.4 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal. Table1.2 row5 sets no U requirement for windows/external doors in external partitions of unheated rooms; this numerical limit does not override that exception.

Technical requirement, maximumAnnex 2 of the Technical Conditions Regulation, Windows other than roof windows, balcony doors and fixed transparent surfaces, ti ≥ 16°C

0.9 W/(m²·K)

Source value is the column effective from 31 December 2020 in the 2022 consolidated regulation. Applicability to a particular undertaking depends on the 2026 transition provisions and project path; this field records the source limit, not a conclusion that every 2026 project must use this vintage. In these tables ti is the heated-room design temperature under §134(2). Explicit no-requirement branches of Tables1.1/1.2 remain separate; a stated numerical branch is not universal. Table1.2 row5 sets no U requirement for windows/external doors in external partitions of unheated rooms; this numerical limit does not override that exception.

Technical requirement, maximumEnhanced-standard wood gasification boiler emissions for cost eligibility under Annex 2

20 mg/m³ particulate matter

Maximum particulate-matter emissions threshold; applies to the named enhanced-standard boiler class. It is a technical threshold, not a grant/cost amount.

Technical requirement, maximumType 2 pre-project building index, inclusive upper boundary

140 kWh/(m2*year) heating useful-energy-demand index

§9.2.2 type 2 only; the source specifies 80–140 inclusive before work.

Technical requirement, maximumType 2 renovation branches only, post-project index

80 kWh/(m2*year) heating useful-energy-demand index

Applies only where table states this post-project cap and at least 40% reduction; exclude type-2 exclusive below-class-5 heat-source-only no-increase branch.

Technical requirement, maximumType 3 post-project index

140 kWh/(m2*year) heating useful-energy-demand index

Type 3 pre-project index strictly >140 and reduction ≥40%; source/works pathways remain separate.

Technical requirement, minimumType 2 pre-project building index, inclusive lower boundary

80 kWh/(m2*year) heating useful-energy-demand index

§9.2.2 type 2 only; the source specifies 80–140 inclusive before work.

Technical requirement, minimumType 2 renovation branches

40 percent reduction in heating useful-energy-demand index

Applies together with final index ≤80; does not apply to heat-source-only branch.

Technical requirement, minimumType 3 projects

40 percent reduction in heating useful-energy-demand index

Type 3 only; combined with final index ≤140.

Applicant revenue as a multiple of the statutory minimum wageMaximum annual revenue from each relevant non-agricultural business of the applicant or spouse, for the enhanced Czyste Powietrze support level; threshold is expressed as a multiple of the statutory monthly minimum wage in force in December before the application year.

40 multiple

For the calendar year used to establish the average monthly income shown in the municipal income certificate, annual revenue from each relevant business must not exceed 40 times the statutory minimum monthly wage in force in December of the year preceding application. The applicant’s and spouse’s activity is considered; spouse business revenue is tested only where no final legal separation existed on the application date. Programme footnote definition includes non-agricultural registered and unregistered business activity (including rent and occasional rent) and excludes agricultural activity other than special agricultural production departments. This is a revenue threshold, not household income, profit, grant amount, or an absolute PLN threshold; no PLN conversion is made without the applicable wage amount.

Applicant revenue as a multiple of the statutory minimum wageMaximum annual revenue from each relevant non-agricultural business of the applicant or spouse, for the highest Czyste Powietrze support level; threshold is expressed as a multiple of the statutory monthly minimum wage in force in December before the application year.

12 multiple

For the calendar year used to establish the average monthly income shown in the municipal income certificate, annual revenue from each relevant business must not exceed 12 times the statutory minimum monthly wage in force in December of the year preceding application. The applicant’s and spouse’s activity is considered; spouse business revenue is tested only where no final legal separation existed on the application date. The revenue condition is not examined when the required certificate establishes entitlement to a permanent, periodic, family, or special-care allowance. Programme footnote definition includes non-agricultural registered and unregistered business activity (including rent and occasional rent) and excludes agricultural activity other than special agricultural production departments. This is a revenue threshold, not household income, profit, grant amount, or an absolute PLN threshold; no PLN conversion is made without the applicable wage amount.

Applicant income, maximum

PLN 135,000

Basic support level. Only the applicant’s annual income is counted, not household per-capita income; eligible income may come from the listed taxable, lump-sum, agricultural, or specified non-taxable sources.

Applicant income, maximum

PLN 2,250

Enhanced-level municipal-certificate route: average monthly income per household member; threshold depends on one-person versus multi-person household. For a married applicant without court-ordered separation, the programme treats the spouses as one shared household; a one-person household cannot be claimed.

Applicant income, maximum

PLN 3,150

Enhanced-level municipal-certificate route: average monthly income per household member; threshold depends on one-person versus multi-person household. For a married applicant without court-ordered separation, the programme treats the spouses as one shared household; a one-person household cannot be claimed.

Applicant income, maximum

PLN 1,300

Highest-level municipal-certificate route only: average monthly income per household member; threshold depends on one-person versus multi-person household. A separate qualifying-benefit certificate is an alternative route and is not represented by this numeric threshold. For married applicants without court-ordered separation, spouses are treated as one shared household.

Applicant income, maximum

PLN 1,800

Highest-level municipal-certificate route only: average monthly income per household member; threshold depends on one-person versus multi-person household. A separate qualifying-benefit certificate is an alternative route and is not represented by this numeric threshold. For married applicants without court-ordered separation, spouses are treated as one shared household.

Call allocationNational programme grant envelope

PLN 10,000,000,000

National Czyste Powietrze programme allocation for grants financed from the Modernisation Fund; this is a programme-wide allocation, not a Białystok regional allocation, project cap or current available balance.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 1 row 1 — energy audit and summary document; basic grant tier

PLN 480

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 1 row 1 — energy audit and summary document; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 1 row 1 — energy audit and summary document; enhanced grant tier

PLN 840

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 1 row 1 — energy audit and summary document; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 1 row 1 — energy audit and summary document; highest grant tier

PLN 1,200

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 1 row 1 — energy audit and summary document; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 1 row 2 — energy performance certificate; basic grant tier

PLN 160

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 1 row 2 — energy performance certificate; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 1 row 2 — energy performance certificate; enhanced grant tier

PLN 280

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 1 row 2 — energy performance certificate; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 1 row 2 — energy performance certificate; highest grant tier

PLN 400

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 1 row 2 — energy performance certificate; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 3 — air/air heat pump; basic grant tier

PLN 4,480

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 3 — air/air heat pump; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 3 — air/air heat pump; enhanced grant tier

PLN 7,840

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 3 — air/air heat pump; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 3 — air/air heat pump; highest grant tier

PLN 11,200

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 3 — air/air heat pump; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 2 — air/water heat pump, enhanced energy class; basic grant tier

PLN 14,080

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 2 — air/water heat pump, enhanced energy class; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 2 — air/water heat pump, enhanced energy class; enhanced grant tier

PLN 24,640

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 2 — air/water heat pump, enhanced energy class; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 2 — air/water heat pump, enhanced energy class; highest grant tier

PLN 35,200

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 2 — air/water heat pump, enhanced energy class; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 8a — necessary auxiliary works for central heating/DHW installation; basic grant tier

PLN 820

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 8a — necessary auxiliary works for central heating/DHW installation; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation. This is an auxiliary-works cap; grant may not exceed 10% of grant calculated on eligible costs in Table 2 row 8.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 8a — necessary auxiliary works for central heating/DHW installation; enhanced grant tier

PLN 1,435

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 8a — necessary auxiliary works for central heating/DHW installation; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation. This is an auxiliary-works cap; grant may not exceed 10% of grant calculated on eligible costs in Table 2 row 8.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 8a — necessary auxiliary works for central heating/DHW installation; highest grant tier

PLN 2,050

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 8a — necessary auxiliary works for central heating/DHW installation; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation. This is an auxiliary-works cap; grant may not exceed 10% of grant calculated on eligible costs in Table 2 row 8.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 1 — district heating connection and node; basic grant tier

PLN 8,900

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 1 — district heating connection and node; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 1 — district heating connection and node; enhanced grant tier

PLN 15,575

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 1 — district heating connection and node; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 1 — district heating connection and node; highest grant tier

PLN 22,250

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 1 — district heating connection and node; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 7 — electric heating other than heat pump; basic grant tier

PLN 4,480

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 7 — electric heating other than heat pump; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 7 — electric heating other than heat pump; enhanced grant tier

PLN 7,840

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 7 — electric heating other than heat pump; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 7 — electric heating other than heat pump; highest grant tier

PLN 11,200

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 7 — electric heating other than heat pump; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 4 — ground-source heat pump, enhanced energy class; basic grant tier

PLN 18,000

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 4 — ground-source heat pump, enhanced energy class; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 4 — ground-source heat pump, enhanced energy class; enhanced grant tier

PLN 31,500

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 4 — ground-source heat pump, enhanced energy class; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 4 — ground-source heat pump, enhanced energy class; highest grant tier

PLN 45,000

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 4 — ground-source heat pump, enhanced energy class; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 4.1 — lower heat source for ground-source heat pump; basic grant tier

PLN 8,000

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 4.1 — lower heat source for ground-source heat pump; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 4.1 — lower heat source for ground-source heat pump; enhanced grant tier

PLN 14,000

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 4.1 — lower heat source for ground-source heat pump; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 4.1 — lower heat source for ground-source heat pump; highest grant tier

PLN 20,000

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 4.1 — lower heat source for ground-source heat pump; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 8 — central heating and domestic hot water installation; basic grant tier

PLN 8,200

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 8 — central heating and domestic hot water installation; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 8 — central heating and domestic hot water installation; enhanced grant tier

PLN 14,350

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 8 — central heating and domestic hot water installation; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 8 — central heating and domestic hot water installation; highest grant tier

PLN 20,500

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 8 — central heating and domestic hot water installation; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 5 — wood gasification boiler, enhanced standard; basic grant tier

PLN 8,200

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 5 — wood gasification boiler, enhanced standard; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 5 — wood gasification boiler, enhanced standard; enhanced grant tier

PLN 14,350

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 5 — wood gasification boiler, enhanced standard; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 5 — wood gasification boiler, enhanced standard; highest grant tier

PLN 20,500

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 5 — wood gasification boiler, enhanced standard; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 6 — wood-pellet boiler, enhanced standard; basic grant tier

PLN 8,200

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 6 — wood-pellet boiler, enhanced standard; basic grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 6 — wood-pellet boiler, enhanced standard; enhanced grant tier

PLN 14,350

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 6 — wood-pellet boiler, enhanced standard; enhanced grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 2 row 6 — wood-pellet boiler, enhanced standard; highest grant tier

PLN 20,500

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 2 row 6 — wood-pellet boiler, enhanced standard; highest grant tier. PLN per dwelling cost item. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 1 — ceiling/attic insulation; basic grant tier

PLN 88

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 1 — ceiling/attic insulation; basic grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 1 — ceiling/attic insulation; enhanced grant tier

PLN 154

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 1 — ceiling/attic insulation; enhanced grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 1 — ceiling/attic insulation; highest grant tier

PLN 220

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 1 — ceiling/attic insulation; highest grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 5 — exterior door joinery; basic grant tier

PLN 1,100

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 5 — exterior door joinery; basic grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 5 — exterior door joinery; enhanced grant tier

PLN 1,925

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 5 — exterior door joinery; enhanced grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 5 — exterior door joinery; highest grant tier

PLN 2,750

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 5 — exterior door joinery; highest grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 2 — floor insulation; basic grant tier

PLN 66

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 2 — floor insulation; basic grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 2 — floor insulation; enhanced grant tier

PLN 116

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 2 — floor insulation; enhanced grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 2 — floor insulation; highest grant tier

PLN 165

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 2 — floor insulation; highest grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 6 — garage gates; basic grant tier

PLN 660

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 6 — garage gates; basic grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 6 — garage gates; enhanced grant tier

PLN 1,155

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 6 — garage gates; enhanced grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 6 — garage gates; highest grant tier

PLN 1,650

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 6 — garage gates; highest grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 7 — heat-recovery mechanical ventilation; basic grant tier

PLN 6,680

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 7 — heat-recovery mechanical ventilation; basic grant tier. PLN per set; wall recuperator subcap PLN per unit. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation. Includes an additional maximum 800/1,400/2,000 PLN per wall recuperator unit for the respective tier; these subcaps are separately recorded below.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 7 — heat-recovery mechanical ventilation; enhanced grant tier

PLN 11,690

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 7 — heat-recovery mechanical ventilation; enhanced grant tier. PLN per set; wall recuperator subcap PLN per unit. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation. Includes an additional maximum 800/1,400/2,000 PLN per wall recuperator unit for the respective tier; these subcaps are separately recorded below.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 7 — heat-recovery mechanical ventilation; highest grant tier

PLN 16,700

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 7 — heat-recovery mechanical ventilation; highest grant tier. PLN per set; wall recuperator subcap PLN per unit. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation. Includes an additional maximum 800/1,400/2,000 PLN per wall recuperator unit for the respective tier; these subcaps are separately recorded below.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 8 — aggregate cap for all Table 3 categories in project type 2; basic grant tier

PLN 19,200

Table 3 row 8 — aggregate cap for all Table 3 categories in project type 2; basic tier aggregate amount applies only across the specified Table 3 categories and only for the listed project type. It is not a total award cap across all Annex 2 tables.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 8 — aggregate cap for all Table 3 categories in project type 2; enhanced grant tier

PLN 33,600

Table 3 row 8 — aggregate cap for all Table 3 categories in project type 2; enhanced tier aggregate amount applies only across the specified Table 3 categories and only for the listed project type. It is not a total award cap across all Annex 2 tables.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 9 — aggregate cap for all Table 3 categories in project type 3; basic grant tier

PLN 33,200

Table 3 row 9 — aggregate cap for all Table 3 categories in project type 3; basic tier aggregate amount applies only across the specified Table 3 categories and only for the listed project type. It is not a total award cap across all Annex 2 tables.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 9 — aggregate cap for all Table 3 categories in project type 3; enhanced grant tier

PLN 58,100

Table 3 row 9 — aggregate cap for all Table 3 categories in project type 3; enhanced tier aggregate amount applies only across the specified Table 3 categories and only for the listed project type. It is not a total award cap across all Annex 2 tables.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 9 — aggregate cap for all Table 3 categories in project type 3; highest grant tier

PLN 83,000

Table 3 row 9 — aggregate cap for all Table 3 categories in project type 3; highest tier aggregate amount applies only across the specified Table 3 categories and only for the listed project type. It is not a total award cap across all Annex 2 tables.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 3 — wall insulation; basic grant tier

PLN 110

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 3 — wall insulation; basic grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 3 — wall insulation; enhanced grant tier

PLN 193

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 3 — wall insulation; enhanced grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 3 — wall insulation; highest grant tier

PLN 275

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 3 — wall insulation; highest grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 7 wall recuperator subcap; basic grant tier

PLN 800

Sub-cap per wall recuperator, included within Table 3 row 7 ventilation set cap; not additive beyond that set cap.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 7 wall recuperator subcap; enhanced grant tier

PLN 1,400

Sub-cap per wall recuperator, included within Table 3 row 7 ventilation set cap; not additive beyond that set cap.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 7 wall recuperator subcap; highest grant tier

PLN 2,000

Sub-cap per wall recuperator, included within Table 3 row 7 ventilation set cap; not additive beyond that set cap.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 4a — auxiliary works during window installation; basic grant tier

PLN 53

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 4a — auxiliary works during window installation; basic grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost; additionally limited to 10% of grant calculated for eligible row 4 costs. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation. Auxiliary work grant cannot exceed 10% of the grant calculated for eligible row 4 costs.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 4a — auxiliary works during window installation; enhanced grant tier

PLN 92

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 4a — auxiliary works during window installation; enhanced grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost; additionally limited to 10% of grant calculated for eligible row 4 costs. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation. Auxiliary work grant cannot exceed 10% of the grant calculated for eligible row 4 costs.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 4a — auxiliary works during window installation; highest grant tier

PLN 132

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 4a — auxiliary works during window installation; highest grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost; additionally limited to 10% of grant calculated for eligible row 4 costs. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation. Auxiliary work grant cannot exceed 10% of the grant calculated for eligible row 4 costs.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 4 — window joinery; basic grant tier

PLN 528

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 4 — window joinery; basic grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 40% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 4 — window joinery; enhanced grant tier

PLN 924

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 4 — window joinery; enhanced grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 70% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Cost item funding, maximumTable 3 row 4 — window joinery; highest grant tier

PLN 1,320

Annex 2 maximum grant for Table 3 row 4 — window joinery; highest grant tier. PLN per m² eligible cost. Tier reimbursement intensity is separately capped at 100% of eligible cost. These are cost-category caps, not regional allocation.

Funding intensity, maximum

40 eligible costs

Maximum grant intensity for basic level; eligible costs exclude VAT. This rate is not a per-project or programme allocation.

Funding intensity, maximum

70 eligible costs

Maximum grant intensity for enhanced level; eligible costs exclude VAT. This rate is not a per-project or programme allocation.

Funding intensity, maximum

100 eligible costs

Maximum grant intensity for highest level; eligible costs exclude VAT. This rate is not a per-project or programme allocation.

• Registered professional service provider signing the energy audit and its summary.

  Technical staff · Service the grant can fund

  Eligible cost is the energy audit plus programme-form summary, conditional on implementing the scope in the funded application before project completion. This is a reimbursed service, not an employment entitlement; no headcount, FTE or salary is stated.

• Professional service preparing and signing/registry-numbering the post-works energy performance certificate.

  Technical staff · Service the grant can fund

  Certificate is prepared after the works specified in the audit-summary document are completed. This is a service requirement, not employment; no headcount, FTE or pay amount is given.

• Regulamin naboru dotacji, version effective 20 July 2026

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Technical Conditions 2022 ELI status

  api.sejm.gov.pl

• Building transition Act 2026 ELI status

  api.sejm.gov.pl

• Technical conditions regulation, 2022 consolidated text

  api.sejm.gov.pl

• 2026 Building Law transition provisions, Act item 1161

  api.sejm.gov.pl

• Załącznik nr 2: eligible costs and maximum grant levels, version effective 20 July 2026

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Commission Regulation (EU) 2015/1189, Official Journal

  op.europa.eu

• Program Priorytetowy Czyste Powietrze, version effective 20 July 2026

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Instructions for completing and submitting an advance-payment request, current program from 20 July 2026

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Personal-data information notice for representative

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Instructions for completing a funding application, current program from 20 July 2026

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Annex 4: energy-audit contractor agreement template

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Co-owner statement template

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Attachment 2: contractor-work acceptance protocol

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Personal-data information notice for contractors and subcontractors

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• WFOŚiGW Białystok current documents page, package effective 20 July 2026

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Instructions for preparing and submitting the programme audit summary (DPAE)

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Attachment 1: declaration of payment made

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Information on filing payment requests under Clean Air

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Instructions for completing a payment request, current program from 20 July 2026

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Power of attorney template

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Annex 3: contractor agreement template for prefinancing

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Announcement of programme changes effective 20 July 2026

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Attachment 3: statements concerning correction of the work-acceptance protocol

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• WFOŚiGW Białystok Czyste Powietrze provider page

  wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Spouse statement template

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Programme Annex 1: combining grant with thermomodernisation tax relief

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• Annex 1 to application instructions: untaxed-income list

  portal.wfosigw.bialystok.pl

• ZUM registration regulations, effective 16 December 2025

  lista-zum.ios.edu.pl

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Provider

WFOŚiGW w Białymstoku

Source

wfosigw.bialystok.pl

Checked

24 Oct 2026

Review status

Partial review

Independent QA

No published hold

Reviewed

24 Oct 2026