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Environmental improvements
This section provides information on contracted EKII and MF projects.
 
Tender Tender title Number of projects Attiecināmās izmaksas Finansējums The planned CO2 reduction in tons
EKII-1Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in protected architectural monuments of national importance810 782 5968 532 779439
EKII-1.1Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in protected architectural monuments of national importance (Round II)526 715 83021 898 855180
EKII-2Reducing greenhouse gas emissions - in low energy buildings727 993 24122 868 900573
EKII-3Reducing greenhouse gas emissions with smart urban technologies159 211 6376 171 713560
EKII-3.1Reducing greenhouse gas emissions with smart urban technologies (Round II)295 588 2653 877 059476
EKII-4Reducing greenhouse gas emissions by developing the construction of self-sufficient energy buildings215 811 31310 000 00029
EKII-5Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the transport sector - support for the purchase of zero-emission and low-emission vehicles6412135 251 36521 228 2507778
EKII-6Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from households - support for the use of renewable energy sources1455795 727 14854 545 49721413
EKII-7Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in the lighting infrastructure of municipal public areas257 995 3374 997 9091034
EKII-8Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the buildings of the Ministry of the Interior system institutions and municipal police institutions75 776 4864 532 38454
EKII-9Promoting public awareness of the importance and opportunities of climate neutrality and climate resilience271 670 3981 479 7380
MF-1Increasing energy efficiency in the transport sector - support for the introduction of electric cars and their charging infrastructure83 371 461613 847228
MF-2Atbalsts Latvijas elektroenerģijas tīkla jaudas pastiprināšanai0000
MF-3Promoting the use of renewable energy resources in apartment buildings, state and municipal buildings and energy communities0000
Total32765

The EKII-4 projects show a limitation of CO2 emissions.