CEZ Vânzare continues the series of activities through which it encourages energy efficiency and the use of green energy and this time helps its customers to obtain a financing of 100,000 euro within the Electric-Up program.

“In order to support local businesses, CEZ Vânzare organizes online meetings with customers in order to promote the national Electric-UP program. Thus, they have the opportunity to learn about business development opportunities by presenting aspects related to how to finance investment projects to reduce costs. The amount with which the beneficiary can be financed can reach up to 100,000 euro, the beneficiary not having to come with own contribution within the program,” say the company’s representatives.

On 26.11.2020, during the first online webinar “Business Development Opportunity – Electric-UP program”, over 65 customers learned from the specialists of the electricity and natural gas supplier how to become “green” businesses , energy efficient and how they can contribute to Green Deal goals.

“CEZ Vânzare constantly supports and promotes through its actions the reduction of electricity consumption and the use of clean energy. We have been involved in the promotion of green energy since the beginning of the implementation of legislation in the field of prosumers in our country. We promote green energy and address the “green generation”, which acts responsibly in their daily work, chooses energy-efficient solutions, prefers less polluting alternatives, recycles and encourages those around them to get involved in protecting the planet. CEZ Vânzare will remain a supplier involved in important actions related to green energy, energy poverty, education of young generations because we are aware that the future begins right now, and that each of us is responsible for building it,” says Cornelia Szabo, CEO, CEZ Vânzare.

The Electric-UP program is an initiative of the Ministry of Economy, Energy and Business Environment, which supports the business environment by financing projects for the installation of photovoltaic panel systems for the production of electricity with an installed power between 27 kWp – 100 kWp, as well as for recharging stations of at least 22 kW for plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles.