Energy Management for Public AdministrationsFunding for energy efficiency and renewables
The identification, access and proper management of incentives for public investments now represent a key lever for enabling Public Administrations to implement energy efficiency measures, renewable energy generation and the refurbishment of public assets, while reducing the impact on budgetary balances. In this context, TerrAria provides structured specialist support, assisting public bodies throughout the entire process of identifying, applying for and managing the main incentive schemes for public investments available at national and European level.
The service starts with a preliminary technical assessment of the proposed measures in order to verify their eligibility with respect to regulatory requirements and the specifications of individual incentive schemes for public investments. TerrAria then supports Public Administrations in selecting the most appropriate incentives, defining the procedural process and preparing the necessary technical and administrative documentation, ensuring consistency between the project, the energy framework and the objectives of the public body.
A well-established area of activity concerns the Conto Termico (Thermal Account), for which TerrAria has been assisting numerous Administrations for years in defining measures, integrating energy audits, energy performance certificates, compliance checks and operational support up to the submission and management of applications on the dedicated Conto Termico (Thermal Account) portal. The service also includes support for reservation-based applications and direct applications, with continuous assistance to technical offices.
In addition to traditional incentives, TerrAria also supports public bodies in accessing innovative instruments related to the energy transition, such as Self-Consumption Configurations for Renewable Energy Sharing.
The integrated approach enables Administrations to turn incentive opportunities into concrete tools for implementing energy and climate policies, reducing procedural risks and improving the effectiveness of investments.
