Depolluting industries and other non-agricultural economic activities: Clean Technologies and Pilot Operations

Depollution of industries and other non-agricultural economic activities: Clean Technologies and Pilot Operations

A clean technology corresponds either to a modification of the production system allowing to avoid all or part of the previously emitted pollution flow or to substitute it with a smaller and easier to treat pollution flow, or to a device (individual or centralized) for recovering the material contained in the emitted pollution. This could include, for example, the acquisition of alternative equipment to the use of phytosanitary products.

Eligible pilot operations are those aimed at taking into account water issues in the development of new production sectors, techniques or technologies (green chemistry, industrial ecology, etc.), particularly actions in partnership with competitiveness clusters or professional organizations.

For aid under De Minimis, the subsidy rate is increased to 70% (regardless of the size of the company: SME/ME/LE)