Access the funding you’re eligible for: industrial Energy Savings Certificates (CEE), the Fonds Chaleur, regional grants, and more. Our engineers handle the entire process, from cost assessment to securing the grant, making it easier to finance your energy transition.
Energy Savings Certificates (CEE) are a key funding mechanism for industrial energy efficiency projects. As a CEE-authorized representative, Lemon Energy supports you from the initial study phase to ensure you don’t miss any eligibility opportunities.
We assess the feasibility of your project and identify the CEE measures applicable to your site based on standardized specifications. For site-specific projects, we prepare the technical documentation required to secure CEE funding from obligated energy suppliers.
We conduct the energy audit and calculate projected savings in kWh cumac. For specific CEE projects, we also prepare the required regulatory sizing documentation.
Signing of the CEE agreement, verification of supporting documents, and finalization of the administrative application. Our engineers monitor the installation’s performance through to final submission and receipt of the funding incentive.
Beyond CEE funding, a wide range of public grants can help finance your energy efficiency projects. These schemes can be combined under certain conditions, provided applications are initiated before work begins. When combined effectively, they can cover a significant share of your investment—an average of 43% of CAPEX across our projects.
Funded by ADEME, the Heat Fund supports the replacement of fossil fuel systems with renewable heating and cooling solutions, as well as related district heating network projects. It is particularly well suited to industrial sites with high steam or hot water demand.
These funding schemes target the reduction of industrial greenhouse gas emissions. They support projects combining energy efficiency, changes to the energy or material mix, and CO₂ capture.
Local and regional authorities, as well as the European Union, offer additional funding, particularly through the ERDF. Some schemes are awarded through calls for projects with application deadlines that need to be anticipated.
