Subsidy for the operator of the Waterbus public transport service over water between Rotterdam and the Drechtsteden. The province compensates the carrier because the service is not financially viable otherwise.
Subsidy for sustainable and clean infrastructure projects on roads, rail, and water. For road managers or those with permission from a manager.
Subsidy under the LEADER program (CAP/NSP) in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for regional public transport by road and rail, funding bus and train services to maintain and improve regional connectivity.
This subsidy is for homeowners and homeowners' associations (VvEs) in Delft to insulate their homes. The amount depends on the WOZ value and the number of insulation measures taken, with a maximum of €2,500 for individual homeowners and €100,000 for VvEs.
Subsidy for municipalities and water boards to strengthen cooperation on spatial planning in their region.
A municipal subsidy for insulation measures for residents of the Multatulibuurt neighborhood in Delft. The subsidy can be applied for until September 2028, and the work must be completed within 24 months after approval.
Subsidy for insulating homes in the Multatulibuurt neighborhood.
Subsidy for the creation of landscape elements in rural areas to enhance green-blue infrastructure.
Subsidy for the protection and maintenance of protected natural monuments.
This subsidy is part of the Kansen voor West program, co-financed by the province of Zuid-Holland and the European Regional Development Fund (EFRO). It supports innovative and sustainable projects in the Randstad region, focusing on innovation (priority 1) and climate/sustainable urban development (priority 2). Eligible applicants include businesses, governments, and knowledge organizations.
Subsidy for solar energy in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy from the province of Zuid-Holland for owners or tenants of roofs, parking lots, or water basins to make them available to an energy cooperative for installing solar panels (PV). The subsidy is €5,000 per connection of at least 15 kWp.
Support for sustainable energy projects by collaborating residents and businesses in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for partnerships that work on the Human Capital Agenda 2025-2030 of South Holland. It supports cooperation to ensure enough skilled workers and lifelong learning.
Subsidy for the initiation phase of a Local Energy Initiative for setting up a local heat initiative in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for the initiation and realization phase of a Local Energy Initiative for energy saving in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for vital agriculture initiatives in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for quality of public transport and bus stops in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for local energy initiatives (LEI) such as energy cooperatives, foundations, or associations that work on collective solar-on-roof projects. It supports preparation and realization phases, with a maximum of 50% of costs, between €2,500 and €10,000 per application.
Subsidy for local energy initiatives (LEI) such as energy cooperatives, foundations, or associations to develop a local energy system. Covers up to 50% of costs between €2,500 and €40,000 for preparation or realization phases.
This subsidy helps owners of large roofs to make their roofs suitable for solar panels. It covers extra costs such as roof reinforcement, asbestos removal, adjustments for flammable insulation, or construction for panels above water basins or parking lots, but not the purchase of panels. The maximum contribution is €5,000 per roof.
Subsidy for solar on water basins and parking lots in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for housing corporations to save energy.
Subsidy scheme within the South Holland housing regulations for future-proof construction ('toekomstbestendig bouwen'), likely aimed at sustainable, climate-adaptive or otherwise future-oriented housing. No further details are given on this page.
Subsidy to preserve traditional windmills in South Holland. Available for owners of listed mill monuments for draaipremie (turning premium), maintenance, or major maintenance. Amounts vary by activity; up to €630 for draaipremie, up to 97% of costs for maintenance (max €72,500), and 60% for major maintenance (min €15,000, max €60,000).
Subsidy to support regional steering committees (RRTs) established under the Spreidingswet, helping them fulfill their duties in the five regions of the province.
This subsidy aims to improve the governance and cooperation of municipalities in the province of Zuid-Holland, especially when facing challenges like staff shortages or complex tasks. It is intended for municipalities or inter-municipal collaborations that need to strengthen their administrative capacity. Activities such as research into governance capacity or collaboration are eligible.
Subsidy for making business parks and campuses more sustainable by taking physical measures to reduce waste and demand for new raw materials. Aimed at organizations and governments in South Holland outside the Rotterdam-Moerdijk industrial cluster.
This program offers a €1500 gift card for owner-occupants of eligible homes to purchase insulation materials for floor, crawl space, roof (inside), and/or facade (inside). Materials must meet an Rd-value of at least 3.5 m2K/W. The card is valid for three months and can be used at Gamma, Praxis, Karwei, or the WoonWijzerWinkel.
This subsidy is for physical energy-saving or sustainable energy measures on business parks or campuses in the province of South Holland. It covers measures such as solar panels, insulation, heat networks, charging stations, LED lighting, and smart meters. Organizations (including municipalities and campus organizations) can apply for up to 30% of costs (or 20% for municipalities/campuses), with a minimum of €10,000 and a maximum of €285,000 (€200,000 for municipalities/campuses).
Subsidy to accelerate the realization of social rental housing and mid-range rental housing for seniors, specifically for clustered living forms with an indoor meeting space.
Subsidy for innovative pilots in Green Circles in Zuid-Holland.
This subsidy supports initiatives that contribute to climate adaptation in the province of Zuid-Holland. Eligible applicants include municipalities, water boards, work regions, foundations, or associations.
This subsidy supports organizations and governments in making business parks and campuses more climate-resilient and biodiverse. It funds physical measures such as green roofs, wadis, trees, nesting sites, and water retention areas.
Subsidy to accelerate the realization of mid-range rental housing in the province of Zuid-Holland, aimed at municipalities and housing corporations.
Subsidy to accelerate the realization of social rental housing in the province of Zuid-Holland, aimed at municipalities and housing corporations.
This subsidy supports farmers in the province of Zuid-Holland who want advice on their agricultural business, including topics such as quitting, finding a successor, or making the farm more sustainable. It reimburses up to €200 per advisory session, with a maximum of €2,200 (11 sessions).
Subsidy to scale up timber construction for social rental housing in the province of Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for planning costs of collective housing initiatives.
Subsidy to support flexible housing solutions in the province of Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy to strengthen and further develop top innovation campuses in Zuid-Holland, supporting their growth and development.
The province of South Holland offers the Wonen Zuid-Holland (SRW) subsidy scheme, which consists of several components for housing-related projects. Each subsidy component can be applied for until December 31, 2026.
This subsidy helps municipalities in Zuid-Holland accelerate the creation of new asylum reception locations. It covers 90% of costs up to €80,000 per application for planning and feasibility studies.
Subsidy for the Flying Brigade in Zuid-Holland.
This subsidy helps municipalities and housing corporations in the province of South Holland to create more housing for seniors. It provides €6,000 per senior home built, with a minimum of €30,000 and a maximum of €300,000 per application.
Subsidy to accelerate the realization of social rental housing and mid-market rental housing specifically for seniors. Available to municipalities in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy to accelerate the realization of social rental housing and mid-range rental housing for seniors, specifically for care-suitable homes.
Subsidy to involve more people in archaeology, encouraging public participation and engagement with archaeological heritage.
Subsidy for improving shared mobility (deelmobiliteit) to connect transport hubs and make travel easier.
Subsidy for the maintenance of traditional windmills in the province of South Holland.
This subsidy supports organizing a low-threshold event in a Delft neighborhood outside the city center. It aims to foster community contact and liveliness. Eligible applicants are legal entities such as associations or organizations.
This subsidy supports the construction, maintenance, or opening of unpaved farm paths for walkers, contributing to a network of walking routes in Zuid-Holland.
This subsidy supports projects that improve the habitat of native plant and animal species (icon species and species of European interest) in the province of South Holland. Eligible activities include planting shrubs or trees, creating nature-friendly banks, ponds, reed plots, herb-rich grasslands, or food forests.
Subsidy for municipalities to create alternative roosts for bats, especially when bats are found in homes that need insulation. The goal is to provide more spaces for bats to hibernate or raise young.
Subsidy to improve recreational areas in the province of Zuid-Holland. Available to municipalities and housing corporations for projects that enhance recreational spaces, improve accessibility, or address overcrowding. Includes a separate track for water recreation.
Subsidy for species management plans in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy to adapt the environment to encourage physical activity, e.g., by creating sports fields, exercise gardens, or pumptracks.
Subsidy for projects that promote sustainable tourism, such as spreading visitors or improving facilities that benefit both tourists and residents.
A joint purchasing action for green roofs, rain barrels, and organic flower bulbs. Residents of Delft can get discounts on these items, including up to €50 off a rain barrel and 10% off organic flower bulbs, with free advice and installation options.
Subsidy for preserving, recovering, and reusing critical raw materials in products and processes, contributing to circular economy.
This subsidy is for activities that contribute to the preservation and improvement of Delft or promote connections in Delft. Both residents and organizations can apply.
Subsidy for employers or regions to organize transport for employees covered by the Social Employment Act (Wsw) when public transport is insufficient.
This is a subsidy for recurring costs of fixed activities over one or more financial years. Applicants must apply by September 30 of the year before the financial year begins.
Subsidy to remove or control invasive plant and animal species that are not native to the region.
Subsidy for neighborhood buses, supporting community-driven bus services to improve local mobility.
Subsidy for major maintenance of traditional windmills in South Holland.
Subsidy to support wildlife management units in their growing societal tasks.
Subsidy for passenger platforms, supporting initiatives that improve traveler information and participation.
Subsidy to stimulate local, regional, and provincial journalism for one-time productions such as articles, videos, podcasts, or reports. Available to freelance journalists or media organizations.
Subsidy for wildlife rescue centers in Zuid-Holland.
Participate in the National Tile Wipping competition: exchange your garden tiles for free plants, free removal, and advice. Actions in 2026 on specific Saturdays.
Tijdens actiedagen kunnen inwoners gratis plantjes, gebruik maken van de tegeltaxi en tuinadvies krijgen om hun tuin te vergroenen.
Participation in the NK Tegelwippen, a national competition to replace tiles with greenery.
This page provides information on water management options for gardens to save drinking water and prevent flooding. It mentions that many municipalities offer subsidies for water-saving measures, but does not describe a specific subsidy program.
This service offers the installation of a front garden (geveltuin) for residents who lack time or gardening skills. The cost is approximately €150, and a free quote is provided.
Free personal advice from a Klimaatmaat (climate buddy) for Delft residents who want to green their garden or home. The Klimaatmaat helps with practical tips and guidance.
Free advice from energy coaches of 015Duurzaam on saving energy, drafts, or moisture in your home, from small adjustments to larger steps.
A free on-site consultation for Delft residents on how to make their home and garden more climate-resilient. The Klimaatmaat provides personalized advice on adapting outdoor spaces to a changing climate.
This program encourages nature-friendly insulation to protect birds and bats while improving energy efficiency. Homeowners can save energy and provide new nesting spaces for protected species during insulation work.
Budget item subsidy.
The Affordable Housing Prize 2026 is open for entries, encouraging affordable housing initiatives.
An award (prize) for housing projects that create affordable homes. Open for submissions in 2026.
Discount on organic flower bulbs and plant packages from the Bijenstichting. Delft residents receive 10% off.
This is a regulation for subsidies of at least €125,000 that require prior approval from the province in certain situations, such as establishing a new organization, changing statutes, buying or selling buildings with subsidy funds, applying for or granting a loan, or filing for bankruptcy. It applies to organizations receiving such subsidies.
An information point about the heat network (warmtenet) construction, open on Wednesdays and Thursdays near the shopping center. Residents can get information and coffee.
Subsidy for on-demand public transport (deeltaxi) for municipalities; municipalities arrange contracts with the province.
A collective purchasing action for HR++ glass replacement, offering discounted prices through a group buy. Available to residents of Delft region.
The Klimaatmaat organizes a collective purchasing action for green roofs twice a year, offering competitive prices, good quality, and a free roof check for residents of Delft.
Collective purchasing action for biobased insulation materials. This action has ended.
A tax benefit on labor costs for energy-saving renovations.
This subsidy provides up to €2,200 for insulation for owners of single-family homes in selected neighborhoods in Rotterdam.
This page explains how the province of Zuid-Holland determines the final subsidy amount after activities have been completed. It describes the process for requesting final settlement, required documents, and conditions. This is not a specific subsidy program but a general procedure for all provincial subsidies.
An online platform listing various municipal funds and foundations that support social initiatives in Delft.
Inspirerende praktijkvoorbeelden van bedrijven en organisaties die succesvol energie besparen, ter inspiratie.
Bezoek woningen van buurtbewoners en doe inspiratie op voor het verduurzamen van je eigen huis.
Energy ambassadors in the Buitenhof, Binnenstad, and Wippolder neighborhoods help residents with home insulation and sustainability. They provide information on insulation and subsidies, and refer homeowners to energy advisors or coaches.
Subsidy to help industrial companies adapt their energy infrastructure for sustainable energy sources like residual heat or hydrogen.
PVT panels generate both electricity and heat. They combine solar panels and solar thermal collectors.
A tax benefit on labor costs for energy-saving renovations.
Tax benefit on labor costs for sustainable home improvements, reducing the cost of installation by professionals.
Tax benefit on labor costs for energy-saving renovations.
A €1,500 voucher (cadeaubon) for homeowners to purchase insulation materials for floor, crawl space, roof, or wall. DIY insulation action.
Energy desk providing information about energy subsidies.
Onafhankelijk advies, praktische tips en informatie over energiebesparing via het landelijke Energieloket.
Provincial investment programs focused on accelerating the energy transition, potentially including subsidies for innovative energy solutions.
Samenwerking met het Rijk en de gemeente Den Haag om overheidsgebouwen energiezuiniger te maken.
Subsidy contributing to the goals of energy transition and innovation in mobility.
Subsidy for cycling projects and bicycle parking facilities, aimed at promoting cycling and improving bicycle infrastructure.
Financing for monuments.
Subsidy for area agenda infrastructure projects, supporting large-scale mobility infrastructure plans within specific regions.
Subsidy under the Common Agricultural Policy National Strategic Plan in Zuid-Holland.
This subsidy supports farmers and agricultural partnerships for investments in biodiversity and water quality on agricultural land. It covers (re)development of landscape elements, natural banks, reed edges, pools, herb-rich field margins, and agroforestry. The application period is closed.
This subsidy supports collaborative groups (operational groups) in the Dutch province of South Holland to carry out innovative projects that can lead to system breakthroughs in sustainable agriculture and horticulture. It is intended for partnerships that want to work on fundamental changes in current agricultural systems.
Various subsidies from municipalities and the national government for energy-saving home improvements.
This subsidy supports homeowners in Delft with home insulation. The amount increases with multiple measures (e.g., roof and wall insulation) or use of biobased materials. Eligibility requires a poorly insulated house built before 1992 and a WOZ value below €477,000 (2024).
A municipal subsidy for green roofs in Woerden. The homeowner received 1000 euros back from the total cost of 3000 euros for installing a green roof and insulation.
Tax benefit on labor costs for energy-saving renovations, reducing the overall cost of hiring professionals for sustainability improvements.
The Energy Saving Loan with 0% interest for lower incomes. A loan program to finance energy-saving measures in homes, available to households with lower incomes.
This refers to various subsidies available from both municipal and national governments for home energy improvements. The page does not provide specific details.
Tax benefit on labor costs for energy-saving renovations.
Information on enjoying green spaces in Delft, such as parks and nature areas.
Support for creating a facade garden or tree pit in public space for residents without a private garden. Self-management required.
An action offering discounted starter packages for creating a front garden (geveltuin) in Delft.
Free home visit by an energy coach from 015 Duurzaam for tips, advice, and energy-saving measures. Available for everyone with Energietoeslag and tenants of housing corporations.
A free three-evening course for homeowners' associations (VvEs) in Delft on sustainability, covering legal, building, energy, and process aspects of making buildings more sustainable.
Free personal advice session for Delft residents on making their homes more sustainable. The municipality covers the cost, so it is free. Available by phone or online.
A community event on May 24 where residents can get free garden advice, help removing tiles, and receive free seeds, plants, and compost to create a low-maintenance green garden. It is open to anyone in the Multatulibuurt neighborhood.
Subsidy under the Green regulation Zuid-Holland 2016.
Information and support for creating green facades (geveltuintjes) along your home to improve insulation and reduce rainwater runoff.
From February 2026, large homeowners' associations (VvE) with at least 12 apartments built before 1995 can apply for a free feasibility study on sustainability. The study maps the building's condition, energy consumption, possible sustainability scenarios, and impact on housing costs, and is presented at an information evening.
An initiative by the municipality of Delft and Endule to help residents of the Multatulibuurt make their homes future-proof through insulation and energy improvements.
The municipality of Delft helps residents of the Multatulibuurt make their homes ready for the future, likely through insulation support. The page announces walk-in moments and information meetings about this approach.
Homeowners in the Multatulibuurt receive free independent advice, an attractive subsidy of up to €20,000 per home, and free personal guidance from plan to execution.
Free guidance and support for small homeowners' associations (VvE) with up to 11 homes, provided by 015 Duurzaam, to help take the first steps toward making the building more sustainable.
National subsidy for insulation measures, heat pumps, solar boilers, or connection to a heat network. Also available to houseboat owner-occupants who meet the conditions set by the RVO for ground-based homeowners.
Subsidy for energy-saving measures, with a bonus for choosing biobased insulation materials. The bonus is an additional incentive for using natural insulation.
Tax benefit on labor costs for sustainability improvements, such as insulation installation.
The ISDE (Investeringssubsidie duurzame energie en energiebesparing) is a national subsidy for insulation measures, including floor and crawl space insulation. A bonus is provided when choosing biobased insulation materials.
A national subsidy from the Dutch government for homeowners who insulate their homes. Provides financial support for insulation measures such as floor, roof, wall, and cavity wall insulation, with extra bonus for using natural/biobased insulation materials. Requires minimum R-values (e.g., R=3.5 for floor, roof, wall; R=1.1 for cavity wall).
This is the national Investment Subsidy for Sustainable Energy (ISDE) which provides a bonus for choosing biobased insulation materials for wall insulation. It is available to homeowners who insulate their walls.
A ready-made plant package for starting a compact vegetable garden on a balcony or small garden, with a 10% discount via Klimaatmaat. It includes plants and planting instructions.
Incidental subsidy for activities not covered by other schemes.
Subsidy for one-time activities that are not covered by existing schemes, if the provincial government considers the idea worthwhile.
A weekly free walk-in consultation on energy saving at the Energiehuis, every Friday from 10:00 to 12:00. No appointment needed; residents can get personal energy advice.
Regionaal innovatieprogramma voor ondernemers om duurzame innovatie te stimuleren en realiseren.
Provincial support for innovative projects, from industrial sustainability to new insulation materials for homes.
A folder with tips and ideas for greening your garden or street, available for residents of Delft.
The municipality offers a subsidy to support residents in insulating their homes. Conditions: poorly insulated home built before 1992, WOZ value below €477,000 (2024).
The ISDE is a national Dutch subsidy for homeowners and businesses that invest in sustainable energy and energy-saving measures, such as insulation, heat pumps, and solar boilers. It is mentioned in the context of meeting minimum insulation values to qualify for the subsidy.
Information about insulating monumental buildings, likely with specific subsidies or requirements.
Fund for bottlenecks in social housing.
Short-term approach subsidy under the MoVe area program in Zuid-Holland.
A discount offered through the Klimaatmaat program for installing a green roof (natuurdak) on a shed, garden house, or similar small structure. The discount is available to residents of Delft who participate in the Klimaatmaat initiative.
This program offers a discount for installing a Biodak (green roof) on small structures like sheds or garden houses. The Biodak includes wildflower and bee/butterfly mats and provides high water buffering and biodiversity benefits.
This is a free service offering a sketch design for residents of Delft who want to green their garden. An ecological gardener provides a half-hour consultation and first design ideas.
General agricultural subsidy regulation in Zuid-Holland.
Loan for maintaining or restoring your monument (woningverbetering for monumental homes).
The province supports local energy cooperatives and resident initiatives for solar energy with knowledge, guidance, and subsidy opportunities. This includes collective solar projects by neighbors or community groups.
Subsidy for SME innovation stimulation in top sectors in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for SME deals in Zuid-Holland.
A tax benefit: since 1 January 2023, the VAT rate on solar panels for private use is 0%. You no longer pay VAT and cannot reclaim it. For purchases before 2023, you can still reclaim the 21% VAT.
This initiative allows you to borrow free measuring equipment from DOK to identify your home's largest energy consumers or heat leaks.
Subsidy for mobility in Zuid-Holland.
A city competition to replace tiles with greenery. Delft participates for the sixth time. Residents can get free plants, free tile removal help (Onttegelhulp), free tile disposal (Tegeltaxi), and free garden advice. It is part of the national NK Tegelwippen contest.
National competition to replace tiles with plants. Residents of Delft can sign up to have tiles removed and receive plants. Free services like tegeltaxi and plant market are available on the action day.
A competition to replace tiles with greenery. Participants get free plants, free removal of tiles, free transport via Tegeltaxi, and free garden advice. Open to all Delft residents.
Participation in the national tile-removal competition to replace pavement with greenery.
The Nationaal Warmtefonds offers an attractive loan for homeowners to finance energy-saving measures, including heat pumps. It provides accessible financing with low interest rates for sustainable home improvements.
Network of field labs where sustainable solutions can be tested, part of the Energy and Climate program.
Subsidy for non-productive investments in water systems under CAP/NSP in Zuid-Holland.
Guidance for entrepreneurs to reduce energy consumption and lower energy bills, making their business more energy efficient and future-proof.
Support for owners of social real estate with a small property portfolio to make their buildings more sustainable.
Open call for projects that stimulate cultural participation in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for lease buyout and land acquisition for the Dutch Nature Network.
Subsidy for planning of retail in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for social safety platforms in Zuid-Holland.
An incidental subsidy that is always a project subsidy, provided without a specific subsidy regulation, for a one-time project.
This subsidy from the province of Zuid-Holland promotes the realization of Randstadnet (R-net) by funding municipalities for preparation and execution of necessary measures. It is open to public legal entities.
Subsidy for R-net projects in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy regulation for recreation, tourism, sport, and health in Zuid-Holland 2025-2028.
The province offers subsidies and investment programs for residents and businesses to make their homes or buildings more sustainable. This page provides an overview of available sustainable subsidies.
Subsidy for regional innovation networks in Zuid-Holland.
A community initiative where residents can bring broken items (electronics, clothing, furniture, etc.) to be repaired for free by volunteers, reducing waste and promoting sustainability.
Subsidy for the restoration of national monuments (rijksmonumenten) in Zuid-Holland.
Revolving fund for replacement or renovation of ferry boats in Zuid-Holland.
This is a loan from the province of Zuid-Holland to replace, renovate, or purchase a second-hand ferry. It is aimed at ferry operators who maintain a year-round service on specified routes, with zero percent interest unless state aid rules require otherwise.
This program supports Delft residents who collaborate with neighbors on energy-saving projects. The municipality provides up to €5,000 in support for plans such as insulation, reducing natural gas use, or keeping homes cool sustainably.
This program encourages Delft residents to save energy together with their neighbors. The municipality provides up to €5,000 in support for developing a joint energy-saving plan.
Support of up to €5,000 for neighborhood groups to develop and implement an energy-saving plan. The municipality helps with advice and funding.
Subsidy for side events of sports events in Zuid-Holland.
A special municipal scheme for homeowners' associations (VvEs) providing a subsidy to support sustainability measures. In this example, the VvE received 100,000 euros in subsidy.
A starter package for garden plants for do-it-yourself installation, ordered directly via the actiepagina 'Tuinplanten (DIY)'. No installation service included.
Starterspakket for green roofs or rain barrels, making it easy to start greening your home.
This program offers a rain barrel starter package to residents, helping them collect rainwater for garden use and save drinking water. It includes guidance from the Klimaatmaat on choosing the right size and installation.
A starter package for plants with full installation service, including a free quote. Available to residents of Delft.
This is a starter package offered by Klimaatmaat Delft to help residents easily make their gardens greener and more climate-resilient. It includes options for green roofs, rain barrels, and plant packages. The page indicates it is a collective offer but does not provide full details or pricing.
A subsidized package for greening your garden: includes removal of tiles, installation of soil, and planting of approximately 10 perennial plants. Offered in two types (Kruidenset and Bijen- en vlinderset) starting at 2 m².
A starter package for green roofs, offering three types of green roofs (sedum, biodiverse, natural) with installation options. Available exclusively through Klimaatmaat Delft for residents.
Discounted offer for Delft residents to purchase a rain barrel (regenton) at a reduced price, including delivery and installation. The package includes choice of Mini Rainsaver, Harcostar, or 2-in-1 rain barrel.
Collective purchase action for rain barrels. Delft residents receive discounts up to €50 per barrel, including installation and delivery.
Stimulation regulation for Interreg 2022-2027 in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for water boards that work on water and climate goals, e.g., improving water quality or enhancing the environment for plants and animals.
Subsidy for activities within the Delft Sports Agreement. It is intended for working groups (from sports providers and social partners) that carry out actions from the Sports Agreement to encourage more residents to exercise and play sports.
Subsidy for central washing places, likely for agricultural or industrial purposes to reduce water pollution. The news indicates an extended application period.
This subsidy supports creative makers, small cultural organizations, and cultural initiatives that contribute to Delft's cultural framework (Cultuurkader Delft 2021–2030). It provides funding for new activities, with maximum amounts of €5,000 for organizations/initiatives and €3,000 for individual makers. Applicants must not already receive multi-year subsidies from the municipality.
This subsidy supports activities that promote inclusion, diversity, anti-discrimination, women's emancipation, LGBTQ+ acceptance, and awareness of colonial and slavery history. It is available to residents and non-profit organizations in Delft for small-scale activities.
Subsidy for private owners of monumental trees in Delft for maintenance and pruning. Covers up to 50% of costs, max €1,000 per tree. The tree must be on the municipality's list of monumental trees.
Subsidy for educational disadvantage policy.
Subsidy for organizing a referendum.
Grant for a school work week for special education.
Subsidy for organizing a street party.
Subsidy for sustainable and future-proof business parks.
Subsidy for organizations organizing activities about Jewish heritage in Delft. It supports informative, educational, social, or cultural activities and maintenance of public meeting places related to Jewish heritage.
This subsidy is for organizations that advise Delft residents on making their homes more sustainable and saving energy. The goal is to reduce energy use and CO2 emissions. Organizations must have a branch in Delft and primarily use volunteers.
Subsidy for job growth and economy.
Grant for primary education for newcomers.
Subsidy for combating poverty.
The province encourages sustainable insulation alternatives without PUR foam; this may involve a subsidy or incentive program for homeowners.
Subsidy for making homes more sustainable, with changes for the next year. The news item indicates changes but no detailed eligibility or amounts are given on this overview page.
The Sustainable Foundation Repair Fund offers a loan for foundation repair in participating municipalities and provinces.
This subsidy supports residents of Delft in switching to electric/induction cooking. It aims to make homes more sustainable by replacing gas cooking.
Subsidy for switching to electric cooking and water heating.
Subsidy for help with growing up and parenting.
Subsidy for help with debts.
Grant for career orientation and guidance.
This subsidy supports one-time social initiatives aimed at Delft residents. It can be applied for by residents or non-profit organizations and covers activities that contribute to participation, self-reliance, social safety, sustainability, or organizational strength.
Higher subsidy for insulation using natural materials. Mentioned in the context of keeping the house cool in summer.
Subsidy for educational housing.
Subsidy for developing future vision for youth.
General subsidy for organizations, foundations, associations or residents who want to organize an activity. The municipality describes the application process and conditions.
Subsidy for schools.
A subsidy from the municipality of Delft that contributed to the installation of safe storage facilities with charging points for mobility scooters in the Dr. G. Vrijmoedhof building. It is part of a larger renovation project for social housing.
You can apply for a low-interest loan from the Nationaal Restauratiefonds for maintenance or restoration of your rijksmonument. Minimum loan amount is €10,000 and maximum €300,000 at an interest rate starting from 1%.
Subsidy for sustainability advice for owners of municipal and national monuments, provided through the Nationaal Restauratiefonds. The research must be carried out by an approved expert bureau listed on the fund's website.
This page mentions that subsidies and loans are available for making monuments more sustainable, but does not specify any details. For specific information, the page refers to a separate page on 'Financiering verduurzamen monumenten'.
Some municipalities offer a subsidy for greening part of your garden. For an up-to-date overview, visit the subsidiepagina.
Subsidy for strengthening the social base.
The province of Zuid-Holland offers a subsidy for care-appropriate homes. Municipalities and housing corporations can apply for subsidies for housing projects that realize accessible and care-adapted homes, helping to accelerate these construction plans.
This subsidy is intended for municipalities and housing corporations in the province of South Holland to stimulate the construction of care-accessible homes for elderly people who need long-term care. The goal is to address the shortage of such homes and enable elderly people to live independently longer.
Subsidy for preschool facilities.
This subsidy is for owners of monuments who need to give a building a new function. It supports wind- and watertight measures during vacancy and feasibility studies.
A subsidy program for insulation measures such as cavity wall insulation, floor insulation, and window replacement, mentioned briefly in the article but no details provided.
Subsidy or notification for organizing a street or neighborhood party in Delft.
Mentioned as available for outside air heat pumps that fully heat the home. Eligibility and amounts are not specified.
A subsidy from the RVO for VvEs that produce energy collectively, e.g., via solar panels.
Subsidy for the purchase or private lease of a fully electric passenger car for private individuals.
Subsidy regulation for quality impulse in nature and landscape in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy scheme for regional networks for innovation in South Holland. This announcement sets the subsidy cap for 2026.
A subsidy for private landlords to make their rental homes more sustainable and perform maintenance. It helps cover costs for insulation, heating systems, and other energy-saving measures.
Second provincial opening decision for subsidies for productive investments in farm business sustainability under GLB-NSP.
With this loan, you can make your building more sustainable together with your neighbors via the Homeowners' Association (VvE).
The national Investment Subsidy for Sustainable Energy and Energy Saving (ISDE) helps you make your home more sustainable, for example by installing insulation, a heat pump, or solar panels.
Subsidy to promote inter-municipal cooperation in Zuid-Holland.
The page mentions information about subsidies for energy saving measures such as insulation, electric cooking, and energy-efficient appliances. It encourages residents to check the linked page for details on available subsidies and support.
Various subsidies for municipalities to address bottlenecks in mid-market rental and social housing, and other housing-related subsidies.
A page listing subsidies specifically for monuments, likely provided by the national government or local municipalities.
This is a general mention of subsidies for making monuments more sustainable, but no specific program details are provided on this page.
Taskforce working on conditions for the energy transition, addressing infrastructure issues and opportunities.
An action by Klimaatmaat where residents can remove tiles from their garden and receive a voucher for a garden center to buy plants. It aims to increase greenery and biodiversity.
A program for Delft residents to replace at least two tiles (30x30 cm) with plants. Participants receive a voucher worth €2.50 per two tiles, up to a maximum of €12.50 (10 tiles). The voucher can be exchanged for organic or PlanetProof garden plants at participating stores.
The Climate Mate is an initiative by De Papaver, Delft's sustainability center. It helps Delft residents green their gardens or neighborhoods through practical assistance, such as removing tiles, organizing tile swap days, and offering discounts on green roofs or rain barrels with free installation. It also mediates with the municipality for street greening ideas.
The Tegeltaxi is a service that collects stacked tiles from residents' sidewalks or streets. It is part of the NK Tegelwippen contest to replace tiles with greenery.
Tips and advice for creating a green garden that benefits both residents and local wildlife.
A program that rewards Delft residents for removing at least 1 square meter of pavement from their garden. Participants receive a voucher or garden plants.
Innovatieve projecten en technieken die energiebesparing versnellen, een testomgeving voor duurzame innovaties.
A home battery stores excess solar energy for later use. The page explains how it works, costs, and payback time.
Temporary emergency fund for households with low income and high energy costs. Applications may open again; currently not possible to apply.
The national government is investigating whether the Temporary Emergency Energy Fund can reopen. Conditions and opening date are not yet known.
A temporary emergency fund for households with low income and high energy bills. It covers part of the energy costs if the bill exceeds a certain percentage of gross income. The fund opens in winter 2026.
Temporary emergency fund for energy costs that may reopen; eligible low-income households with high energy bills can apply for support on the fund's website.
Provincial support for research and innovations that map the future energy supply of Zuid-Holland.
A subsidized package for creating a vegetable garden on balconies or small yards. The service includes tile removal, fertilized soil, and planting of about 10 plants. Prices start at €150 for 2m² via the Klimaatmaat discount.
This is a starter package with a butterfly and bee plant set, including removal of tiles, soil preparation, and planting of about 10 plants. It is available via the Klimaatmaat initiative for residents of Delft who want to green their garden.
Municipalities and provinces can apply for a reimbursement for the costs of cleaning up drug waste. The scheme runs through the VNG drug waste desk.
Direct subsidy for housing corporations, mentioned in news item but not detailed here.
Subsidy for ferry infrastructure, such as docks, terminals, and related facilities.
Subsidy for improving water quality.
Subsidy or program for making monumental buildings more sustainable.
Advies en ondersteuning voor eigenaren en huurders van scholen, buurthuizen, sportverenigingen en andere maatschappelijke gebouwen om energie te besparen en te verduurzamen.
Free advice and support for owners of social real estate in South Holland for making buildings more sustainable.
Walk-in consultation hours at WIJcafé (Papsouwselaan 222) with an energy coach for free advice on sustainability and energy. No appointment needed.
A contest for the greenest neighborhood in Delft, with prizes for greening plans. Winners receive support and materials from Klimaatmaat to implement their plans, such as green roofs, rain barrels, bee hotels, and facade gardens.
A competition for residents of Delft to submit greening plans for their neighborhood. Prizes are awarded for the best ideas, but no specific subsidy, grant or loan amount is mentioned. The page describes the third prize winners but does not detail a monetary award.
Subsidy regulation for living in Zuid-Holland. This scheme likely provides financial support for housing-related projects, such as renovation, sustainability, or affordability.
Tax deduction for investments in energy-efficient business equipment and sustainable energy techniques.
A program offering capacity and expertise support to municipalities for housing projects.
Money available from the Volkshuisvestingsfonds (Housing Fund) to improve and insulate homes in the Multatulibuurt, as part of the warmte-uitvoeringsplan.
Use of housing corporations from specific national energy poverty allowance to support residents.
A €50 voucher provided by the municipality for small energy-saving items like radiator foil and draft strips, available to Delft residents.
You can borrow energy measurement devices from 015 Duurzaam at DOK locations to monitor your energy use and find savings opportunities.
This is a general overview page about the province's role in the heat transition, mentioning that it looks into possibilities for financing and subsidies, but no specific program is detailed.
A provincial subsidy regulation for transponder and radar technology for wind farms in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for water infiltration systems and sustainability measures in peat meadow areas.
Subsidy from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) for homeowners who jointly want to make their homes more sustainable. It can be used to hire a process supporter to write a sustainability plan and scale up the renovation project.
This Energy Innovation Fund offers financing instruments to SMEs that are commercializing their proven energy innovation.
Provincial subsidy scheme for housing in Zuid-Holland. Likely covers housing improvement, sustainability, or related topics. Details not provided on this page.
During the Week of Mobility (16-22 September), residents can get a discount on shared car rides. Newly licensed drivers picking up their license at the Stadskantoor receive an extra discount package.
D'serve is a citywide initiative that rewards residents for sustainable behavior. Participants can earn attractive benefits from over 24 local entrepreneurs and organizations by making green choices.
Subsidy for small and medium-sized enterprises (mkb) to conduct feasibility studies for new products or services.
Subsidy for mkb companies to collaborate on R&D projects for new products or services.
This scheme allows developers and individuals in Delft to reserve electricity connections and transport capacity early in the construction process for housing or schools, addressing grid congestion. Applications must be submitted to the municipality, which then forwards them to grid operator Stedin.
A contest for residents to create a creative and sustainable menu for about 10 people, with a chance to win €100 to realize a neighborhood meal for Burendag on September 26. Organized by Stichting Delft4GlobalGoals.
A creative challenge for residents of Delft to submit ideas to cool the Aletta Jacobsstraat, which suffers from heat stress. The winner receives a €500 budget and the opportunity to test their solution at the HittePlein of The Green Village.
On Burendag (Neighbors' Day), residents can team up with at least 5 neighbors to order a green roof and receive a discount and a free roof inspection. This initiative encourages collective greening of the neighborhood.
The municipality of Delft, together with the Energieloket Delft, organizes a collective purchasing action for insulation glass. Residents, small homeowners' associations (VvE's up to 11 homes), and monument owners can participate to get high-quality insulation glass at a lower price.
A collective purchase scheme for insulation glass in Delft, allowing residents to save on their energy bills and get insulated windows at a lower price. Monuments and small homeowners' associations (VvE's) can also participate.
A competition where residents can submit a sustainable menu idea for the neighborhood. The five best ideas win €100 to organize the meal on Burendag.
Subsidy for livestock farmers to completely or partially stop farming, or reduce animal numbers, to protect nitrogen-sensitive nature.
Subsidy for the restoration of thatched roofs, tiled roofs, and flat roofs of agricultural national monuments in the province of South Holland. It covers up to 50% of costs, with a minimum of €10,000 and a maximum of €40,000, and is available to owners of such monuments.
Subsidy for creating or converting agricultural washing facilities to central washing places for pesticide application equipment, to prevent harmful substances from entering water, soil, or sewage. Available to agricultural, contract farming, or mechanization businesses.
This grant supports nature managers and landowners in implementing measures to strengthen natural areas in Natura 2000 sites in South Holland. It covers quality-improving nature management and removal of unwanted vegetation.
Subsidy for the restoration of small national monuments. Applications will be possible from 2026, starting from the first Monday in June until July 31.
Subsidy to contribute to improving the habitat of farmland birds such as the black-tailed godwit, lapwing, partridge and skylark. Eligible activities include rewetting, predator control, creating nature (hedges, bird fields, herb-rich grasslands), and improving accessibility for machinery.
The province of Zuid-Holland aims to be fully circular by 2050. This subsidy supports people and organizations working together to reuse materials and building products, giving them a new life.
Subsidy for projects that help achieve a fully circular economy by 2050, focusing on reuse of materials and collaboration.
A collection campaign for e-waste organized by Delft primary schools from May 18 to June 11, 2026. Residents can hand in broken electronics for free collection and repair or recycling. Not a subsidy but a collection event.
A creative afternoon on June 3, 2026 at the Energiehuis focused on reuse and waste reduction. Activities include making art from plastic, free children's clothing market, and litter clean-up.
A three-evening course for homeowners' associations (VvE) on sustainability aspects including legal, structural, energy, and process aspects. Held on June 1, 2026 at the Energiehuis.
A climate quiz event in Delft from May 8 to 30, 2026, where participants test their knowledge about climate change. It is not a financial subsidy but an educational event for residents.
Subsidy for implementation of integrated area plans under CAP/NSP in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for food education programs under the Regional Transformation Strategy for Food (RTSG). Supports educational activities about food and nutrition.
Subsidy for local eating initiatives that offer affordable, healthy meals. Residents and organizations in Zuid-Holland can apply for funding to start or improve community meal projects that meet specific criteria.
Subsidy for nature managers or landowners implementing measures from the Nature Implementation Program or planting new forest in South Holland province.
Subsidy regulation for nature measures in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for sustainable agriculture with agricultural structure reinforcement.
This subsidy is for owners of national monuments in the province of South Holland who need to restore their monument. It covers up to 50% of costs (minimum total costs €100,000, subsidy range €25,000–€1,000,000). Eligibility: the monument must be a national monument in South Holland, not a residential house (farmhouses are eligible), you must be the owner or authorized representative, no subsidy received for the same monument in the past 2 years, work must not have started yet, and you need at least 50% co-financing.
Subsidy for sustainable business investments in agriculture and horticulture in Zuid-Holland.
For farmers (agriculturists) and organizations that make their business more sustainable, working on environmental and climate goals.
Subsidy to keep traditional windmills in South Holland operating.
Subsidy for landowners within designated goose resting areas in the province of Zuid-Holland. To protect overwintering geese, you receive compensation if you allow geese to stay on your land between November 1 and April 1 and do not chase them away.
This subsidy supports activities that promote healthy eating, such as school lessons on healthy and sustainable food, social food activities where people can meet and cook healthily, and initiatives to reduce food waste. It is intended for organizations in the province of Zuid-Holland.
This subsidy supports projects that protect and promote the enjoyment of heritage within the seven heritage lines (erfgoedlijnen) of the province of Zuid-Holland. It is available to organizations and government bodies whose projects are included in the annual Maatregelenpakket (package of measures).
Subsidy for nature and landscape management under the Natuurpact agreement. Available to terrain-managing organizations (tbo) or nature collectives.
This section provides an overview of municipal and national subsidies, the Energy Saving Loan at 0% interest for lower incomes, and tax benefits on labor costs, relevant for home improvements including low-temperature heating.
Subsidy for energy costs for cultural institutions and creative makers.
Subsidy for organizing nature activities for children aged 4-12 from neighborhoods with little green space. Aimed at makelaars or coordinating partners for the Groen doet goed 2027 program.
This subsidy aims to increase public support for archaeology in South Holland by funding activities that engage the public with archaeological heritage. Eligible activities include setting up interactive spaces, organizing exhibitions, making excavations publicly accessible, producing publications for a broad audience, or visualizing archaeology in the landscape.
Subsidy for planting or growing trees in the province of Zuid-Holland. It aims to expand forest area by 10% in line with the national forest strategy. Eligible applicants include residents, organizations, and governments.
This is a subsidy for homeowners and private landlords in the Multatulibuurt neighborhood of Delft, providing up to €20,000 per home for insulation and ventilation measures, energy label determination, and necessary maintenance. The program includes free advice, a home plan, and guidance from consultants of Endule.
Subsidy for farmers who collaborate (via an agricultural collective) to protect nature or water quality on their land. It supports activities such as late mowing for meadow birds or providing flowers along field edges for farmland birds.
Subsidy for maintenance of playgrounds.
This subsidy supports organizations that manage and maintain recreational areas in the province of Zuid-Holland. It is intended for owners or long-term leaseholders of recreational areas of at least 100 hectares, who keep the area attractive, clean, safe, and accessible to the public.
This subsidy is for activities that promote safer traffic behavior. It is intended for organizations that are part of a Regional Traffic Safety Project Group or that fall under the Joint Arrangements Act (Wet gemeenschappelijke regelingen). The subsidy covers up to 75% of the costs, with a maximum of €10,000 per year.
A starter package for installing a green roof on a shed, garden house, or similar small structure, possibly with support from Klimaatmaat.
This subsidy is for having a business development plan made for dairy farms, identifying opportunities to make the farm more sustainable and financially healthy.
This subsidy is for measuring ammonia emissions in the stable, available for dairy farmers around the Natura 2000 area Nieuwkoopse Plassen & De Haeck.
This subsidy is for techniques that help dairy farms reduce ammonia emissions.
Subsidy for soil remediation on business parks in Zuid-Holland.
Subsidy for culture.
Subsidy for events.
A reduction in the landlord levy for housing corporations that make their rental homes more energy-efficient. Housing corporations must report realized investments to the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) before a deadline. The application window was temporarily closed but reopened for investments realized in 2021.