Selected Projects for Energy-Efficient Building Renovations
Overview
Under the FY2026 Existing Building Energy Efficiency Promotion Project, 15 projects were selected to support renovations and other work that improve the energy efficiency of existing non-residential buildings. Applications were accepted from June 19 through July 31, 2026, and 17 applications were received. In accordance with the policy set by an evaluation committee of academic experts, applications were assessed on factors including energy savings and the proportion of renovations to the building envelope, with projects having greater overall impact given priority. The second application round will open on October 16.
Key points
- 15 projects were selected from 17 applications.
- Projects with greater overall impact were prioritized, considering factors such as energy savings and the proportion of building envelope renovations.
- The second application round will open on October 16.
Overview
The project supports renovations and other work by private businesses and others that improve the energy efficiency of existing non-residential buildings, to promote energy efficiency in existing buildings and stimulate related investment.
Applications for the FY2026 project were accepted from June 19 through July 31, 2026, and 17 applications were received.
Impact
The project aims to promote energy efficiency in existing buildings and stimulate related investment.
Details
Applications were reviewed according to a policy set by an evaluation committee of academic experts. Projects with greater overall impact as energy-efficient renovations were prioritized, including those with high energy savings and a high proportion of building envelope renovations.
The second application round will begin on October 16.