Managed by the Austrian Climate and Energy Fund and co-funded by the federal government and electricity companies, the program is designed to accelerate the adoption of rooftop PV and battery storage in the residential sector. Austria's latest subsidy round for solar and storage has sparked overwhelming interest, highlighting how quickly demand for clean energy technologies is accelerating across Europe. The government had initially set aside €12 million for the second round of 2025 funding but was forced to nearly. The government had budgeted €12 million ($14 million) for a second funding round but wants to finance successful applications and bring 220 MW new solar and 200 MWh of storage online. The plan brings together Verbund and AustroCel. Vienna's third and final subsidy call offers €8 million ($9. 2 million) in incentives and a 10% “Made in Europe” bonus for new or expanded solar-plus-storage systems. Located in Fürstenfeld, in the country's southeast, the facility has 24 MWh in capacity and a maximum output of 12 MW. 7 million) to support residential PV systems and energy storage projects. This concluding phase introduces a significant new incentive: a.
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