Program Czyste Powietrze
WFOŚiGW Katowice · National call
Summary
Not an R&D call a Polish company can use, by Scindu's rule.
Identifies the Clean Air programme; specific funded measures and eligible applicants are unspecified.
- Who can apply
- Unclear from the source.
- Amount
- PLN 19.2K per project
- Deadline
- No deadline
- Status
- Open
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
- Purpose
- Energy, environment, infrastructure
- R&D relevance
- 0 of 3
- Poland eligible
- Yes
- Country limit
- Poland, Silesian Voivodeship
- Region
- śląskie
- Consortium
- Unclear
- Readiness level (TRL)
- —
- Topics
- Air quality
- Environmental protection
Machine-classified from the call text; check eligibility at the source. 23 Oct 2026
Conditions
Typed facts extracted from the source documents by Scindu's grant-data review. Each value keeps its own conditions. Unknown means unstated, not zero or unlimited.
- Applicant 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.
- Application restriction
- The current WOD instruction says the application form generates its required-attachment list from the applicant’s answers. Its examples include title evidence where land/building registration information is absent and supporting evidence for an ownership-duration exception; an income certificate for enhanced or highest support; co-owner or spouse consent in the specified situations; a mandatory energy-audit summary even if the audit is not claimed as an eligible cost; and, for an advance under pre-financing, one to three contractor agreements depending on the number of contracts qualifying for the advance. These are conditional filing requirements, not additional beneficiary categories or an assurance of payment.
- Application restriction
- For applications under this current programme version, the WFO Katowice required-documents page directs applicants for a grant or grant with pre-financing to submit through gov.pl or GWD only. The linked WOD instruction identifies the current GWD call as 19/NC/OA/2.2/2026/CP and instructs selection of the voivodeship where the home or dwelling is located. If the applicant lacks an electronic signature, the WFO page requires a paper application and signed attachments as well; the instruction says paper submission goes to the competent WFOŚiGW for the property location or a municipal programme information point. For the highest-level grant or grant with pre-financing, the instruction states submission through an operator is mandatory; an individual GWD account may be used to prepare a draft. This describes the application channels and does not assert that the Katowice intake is currently available or has funds remaining.
- 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.
- Eligible project scope
- The Katowice route page describes the national Clean Air programme as reducing or avoiding particulate and other air-pollutant emissions from single-family homes through replacement of old solid-fuel boilers and thermal modernisation.
- Eligible project scope
- The exact route page characterizes the programme around single-family homes and replacement of old solid-fuel heating devices plus thermal modernisation; detailed current national rules are not reproduced on this local route page.
- Other condition
- The local page directs readers to general programme information but does not expose a current Katowice-specific intake window, rate table or remaining allocation. Those details are not inferred from the broad page.
- Other condition
- At highest support level, the building’s pre-project usable energy demand for heating must exceed 140 kWh/(m²·year). The programme defines type 2 projects for 80–140 kWh/(m²·year) with at least 40% reduction and a post-project ceiling of 80; type 3 begins above 140 and requires at least 40% reduction and a post-project ceiling of 140.
- Other condition
- The exact Katowice route links to programme information. The WFO Katowice current-change notice states that the programme amendment took effect 20 July 2026 and identifies the programme, Annexes 1 and 2, grant regulations, and adapted application forms/instructions that govern post-change applications. The WFO required-documents page links those current documents and the grant WOD instruction. These sources establish the current national documentation path for this local route; they do not establish the current local intake status, a Katowice-specific closing date, or remaining regional funds.
- Other condition
- The national programme, eligible-cost annex and application regulations describe natural-person household grants for specified renovation costs and do not establish payroll eligibility, job titles, headcount, salaries or compensation. This absence is limited to the reviewed documents; staffing and compensation remain unasserted.
- 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.
- 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.
Amounts and costs
- 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.
- Cost item funding, maximum
- PLN 88
Maximum grant amount per square metre for attic insulation - basic tier; source table separates maximum grant by support tier. Table 3 unit cap only, not the programme-wide grant limit.
- Cost item funding, maximum
- PLN 154
Maximum grant amount per square metre for attic insulation - enhanced tier; source table separates maximum grant by support tier. Table 3 unit cap only, not the programme-wide grant limit.
- Cost item funding, maximum
- PLN 220
Maximum grant amount per square metre for attic insulation - highest tier; source table separates maximum grant by support tier. Table 3 unit cap only, not the programme-wide grant limit.
- Cost item funding, maximum
- PLN 110
Maximum grant amount per square metre for wall insulation - basic tier; source table separates maximum grant by support tier. Table 3 unit cap only, not the programme-wide grant limit.
- Cost item funding, maximum
- PLN 193
Maximum grant amount per square metre for wall insulation - enhanced tier; source table separates maximum grant by support tier. Table 3 unit cap only, not the programme-wide grant limit.
- Cost item funding, maximum
- PLN 275
Maximum grant amount per square metre for wall insulation - highest tier; source table separates maximum grant by support tier. Table 3 unit cap only, not the programme-wide grant limit.
- Cost item funding, maximum
- PLN 528
Maximum grant amount per square metre for window joinery - basic tier; source table separates maximum grant by support tier. Table 3 unit cap only, not the programme-wide grant limit.
- Cost item funding, maximum
- PLN 924
Maximum grant amount per square metre for window joinery - enhanced tier; source table separates maximum grant by support tier. Table 3 unit cap only, not the programme-wide grant limit.
- Cost item funding, maximum
- PLN 1,320
Maximum grant amount per square metre for window joinery - highest tier; source table separates maximum grant by support tier. Table 3 unit cap only, not the programme-wide grant limit.
- Eligible cost
- Non-exhaustive examples of potentially eligible categories are replacement of a heat source included in Annex 2, central-heating and hot-water installations, a qualifying energy audit, necessary design documentation for the listed work scopes (roof reconstruction for insulation, heating/hot-water systems, heat-source replacement, and heat-recovery ventilation) if the documented work is included in the application and completed by the project end, legally required and necessary tests/expert reports, envelope insulation and window/external-door/garage-gate work, and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery. Eligibility is governed by the exact project type in Programme §9.2.2 and the line-specific scope, conditions, technical requirements and caps in Annex 2; this summary does not establish every line item as eligible for every project.
- 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.
- Ineligible cost
- VAT is ineligible under this programme.
- Project funding, maximum
- PLN 19,200
Type 2 energy retrofit package, basic level; total ceiling across eligible Table 3 building-envelope/window/door/ventilation items. The type 2/3 baseline and post-work conditions come from Programme §9.2.2; not a total cap across all Tables 1–3 costs.
- Project funding, maximum
- PLN 33,600
Type 2 energy retrofit package, enhanced level; total ceiling across eligible Table 3 building-envelope/window/door/ventilation items; no highest-tier amount applies. The type 2/3 baseline and post-work conditions come from Programme §9.2.2; not a total cap across all Tables 1–3 costs.
- Project funding, maximum
- PLN 33,200
Type 3 energy retrofit package, basic level; total ceiling across eligible Table 3 building-envelope/window/door/ventilation items. The type 2/3 baseline and post-work conditions come from Programme §9.2.2; not a total cap across all Tables 1–3 costs.
- Project funding, maximum
- PLN 58,100
Type 3 energy retrofit package, enhanced level; total ceiling across eligible Table 3 building-envelope/window/door/ventilation items. The type 2/3 baseline and post-work conditions come from Programme §9.2.2; not a total cap across all Tables 1–3 costs.
- Project funding, maximum
- PLN 83,000
Type 3 energy retrofit package, highest level; total ceiling across eligible Table 3 building-envelope/window/door/ventilation items. The type 2/3 baseline and post-work conditions come from Programme §9.2.2; not a total cap across all Tables 1–3 costs.
Source documents
- Czyste Powietrze call regulations for grants, July 20 2026
- Czyste Powietrze Annex 2: eligible costs and maximum grant rates effective July 20 2026
- Czyste Powietrze current programme documents page, July 20 2026 package
- Katowice exact route page 97086
- WFO Katowice notice for programme changes effective 20 July 2026
- WFO Katowice required documents for applications filed from 20 July 2026
- Exact WFO Katowice Clean Air programme page
- Czyste Powietrze programme rules effective July 20 2026
- WFO-linked July 2026 Clean Air application regulations
- WFO-linked current grant application WOD instruction, programme effective July 20 2026
Call facts
- Opens
- —
- Provider
- WFOŚiGW Katowice
- Source
- wfosigw.katowice.pl
- Checked
- 24 Oct 2026
- Review status
- Partial review
- Independent QA
- No published hold
- Reviewed
- 24 Oct 2026
This is a summary of the source page, not the official text. Eligibility, conditions and the submission system are at the source.