Making transport or premises more sustainable? Various subsidies!

Subsidies make it financially attractive to make your transportation or business premises more sustainable. For example, there is a subsidy for the purchase of loading infrastructure. And subsidies for advice on making property and/or business processes more sustainable. And there is even more.

These subsidies may be of interest to your company:

Subsidy for charging infrastructure

Do you want to build charging infrastructure for electric vehicles? Then you can apply until December 19, 2025 for the subsidy SPRILA. SPRILA is there for the purchase of charging infrastructure and for the purchase of a stationary battery and for advice on charging infrastructure.

Subsidy for construction equipment and construction vehicles

Do you have a construction company and are considering purchasing a construction equipment or construction vehicle? Choose emission-free and take advantage of the Subsidy Scheme for Clean and Emission-Free Construction Equipment (SSEB). You can apply for the subsidy until October 31, 2025.

Subsidy for zero-emission truck

Subsidy is a subsidy on the additional cost of purchasing or financial-leasing an e-truck. The subsidy can be applied for again from Sept. 30, 2025. During previous subsidy rounds, the subsidy pot was empty after only 1 to 3 days; so submit your application on time.

MIA for environmentally friendly business assets

The Environmental Investment Allowance (MIA) is not a subsidy, but a financial benefit. Entrepreneurs who want to invest in environmentally friendly business assets, such as e-trucks, at a taxadvantage can take advantage of the MIA. This allows you to benefit from an investment deduction of up to 45% of the investment amount. This deduction is in addition to your usual investment deduction. The MIA can be applied for throughout the calendar year.

Subsidy for the preservation program for small businesses

Small entrepreneurs located in Limburg can apply for the subsidie Ontzorgingsprogramma for advice on making real estate and/or business processes more sustainable. For example, technical advice on savings opportunities. Or advice on the financial and legal feasibility of measures. The subsidy amounts to a maximum of 90% of the total (consultancy) costs, with a maximum of €2,800.

Subsidy zero-emission truck experience

Apply for up to 2,000 euros of subsidy to try out a zero-emission truck for 3 to 4 weeks. This subsidy zero-emission truck experience is funded by Trendsportal and is available to companies from one of the following municipalities: Venlo, Mook and Middelaar, Gennep, Bergen, Venray, Horst aan de Maas, Beesel and Peel and Maas.

Subsidy Sustainable Mobility SME Municipality of Maastricht

The subsidy scheme Sustainable Mobility SME Municipality Maastricht 2024-2025 is intended exclusively for an SME or zzp'er, with or without profit motive and located in Maastricht. You can apply for a subsidy for:

• the purchase of an LEV (Light Electric Vehicle) or new electric van, used for transportation for the benefit of the company's business.
• charging infrastructure for charging company vehicles.
• a business subscription to use a bicycle courier or a logistics hub for bundling transportation and distribution of goods and/or waste.

Durable Energy and Energy Conservation Investment Grant

The Investeringssubsidie Duurzame Energie en Energiebesparing (IDSE) is for entrepreneurs who want to invest in energy efficient or -generating means. For example, a (hybrid) heat pump, solar water heater or small wind turbine.

Subsidy for flexible electricity consumption

Suffering from grid congestion? Apply for the subsidy for Flexible Electricity Use (Flex-e). Use this grant to have a scan done to find out how you can use electricity more flexibly. Or use the subsidy to take immediate measures. The subsidy can be applied until October 15, 2025.

Energy Investment Allowance (EIA)

Are you investing in an asset that reduces carbon emissions or is energy efficient? Or do you want to invest in renewable energy? Then make use of the Energy Investment Allowance (EIA). You can then deduct 40% of the investment costs from your profits. This reduces your taxable profit and gives you an average of 10% benefit.