FOCUS AREA 5B: Energy efficiency

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Rural Development Programmes 204-2020: Key facts & figures FOCUS AREA 5B: Energy efficiency. Introduction Focus Area (FA) 5B is designed to increase efficiency in energy use in agriculture and food processing. The main support provided by RDPs takes the form of aid to physical investments in, for example, in new or upgraded of machinery. This can be complemented with measure that enhance the knowledge and skills of the relevant stakeholders to improve efficiency in the use of energy. The target is to mobilise 3 billion EUR of public and private investments to contribute to a more efficient use of the energy. Rural Development Programmes addressing 5 out of 2 RDPs TARGET Total investment for energy efficiency (Public and private, mill. EUR) >200 mill EUR Examples of expected achievement (EU-28) 2.8 billion EUR of total investment (public and private) for energy efficiency 30 200 mill EUR <30 mill EUR FA not activated Target not used 0.8 % of the planned total public expenditure is allocated to 33 000 No of beneficiaries trained in issues related to the 20 000 No of beneficiaries adviced in issues related to the RDPs that do not address FA 5B: BE ( out of 2), CZ, DE (8 out of 3), ES (9 out of 8), FI ( out of 2), FR (4 out of 28), HR, IT (7 out of 22), LT, LU, NL, PL, RO, SE, SI, SK, UK ( out of 4).

2. Expected achievements Total investment for energy efficiency (mill. EUR) This section provides information on the common target indicator defined for the Focus Area and examples of programme-specific target indicators defined by some RDPs to complement the common targets indicators. TARGET - Total investment for energy efficiency (public and private, mill. EUR) 000 900 888.3 800 700 600 557.3 500 400 406.3 300 200 00 0 28.0 26.7 2.9 00.5 50.0 40.3 29.6 29.3 28.3 2.6 20.0. HU DE FR BE BG ES PT IE IT GR UK LV DK EE MT In addition to the common targets set at EU level, Member States may set programme specific targets which reflect their particular circumstances. Some examples of these indicators are provided below. Examples of programme-specific target indicators ES-Pais Vasco Total number of beneficiaries participating in training on energy efficiency: 425 FR-Rhone Alpes % of farmers involved in cooperation projects for the efficient use of energy in agriculture: 0.5 % IT-Trento % of successfully introduced EIP projects: 50 % 2

2. Expected achievements 9.9% 4.4% 4.3%.6%.2%.0% 0.9% 0.9% 0.8% 0.8% 0.7% 0.5% 0.3% 0.3% 0.2% 0.% 0.% 0.% This section provides information on the output indicator. Data provided is aggregated at EU level for those RDPs setting the indicator. Main output indicators EU Total Total public expenditure in cooperation (M6) 36 mill EUR No of beneficiaries trained in issues related to the Focus Area 32 845 No of beneficiaries advised in issues related to the Focus Area 9 565 No of operations supported for investment (in agricultural holdings, in processing and marketing of ag. Products) 8 73 3. Planned total public expenditure on Share (%) of planned total public expenditure allocated to FA 5B FA 5B planned expenditure overview The following graph shows the percentage of planned total public expenditure allocated to per Member State. 2% % of the total RD planned public expenditure EUR.2 billion Out of which EAFRD: EUR 0.8 billion 0% 8% 6% RDP with the largest budget for RDP with the largest % of its budget for Hungary RDP EUR 40 million ES Navarra RDP 3.9 % 4% 2% 0% HU BE BG PT MT DK FR EE DE LV ES IE UK GR IT FI CY AT 3

4. Intervention logic at EU level In 204-2020, measures within Rural Development Programmes can contribute to several Priorities and Focus Areas in a flexible manner. The following charts provide an indication of the most commonly used measures to address, as well as an indication of the number of RDPs in which these measures are selected. For a full overview of the Measures activated under FA 5B see section 6. Planned public expenditure on per measure (% of the FA planned public expenditure) Number of RDPs activating measures on out of 5 addressing FA5B Others M02-Advisory services 0.%.3% M0-Kowledge transfer 2.% M6-Cooperation 3.% M04-Physical investments 93.4% M0-Kowledge transfer 29 M02-Advisory services 23 M6-Cooperation 9 M04-Physical investments 33 M08-Forest investments M07-Basic services Total No of measures selected 6 Average No of measures activated per RDP 2 5. Example of RDPs intervention logic This section provides two examples of the intervention logic followed by RDPs which illustrate alternative approaches to addressing the objective of improving energy efficiency. Portugal - Mainland Finalnd - Mainland Target & output indicators Value Target & output indicators Value Target - Total investment for energy efficiency (EUR) EUR 96 mill Total public budget (million EUR) 69.9 0 20 40 60 80 No of beneficiaries advised in issues related to the Focus Area No of beneficiaries trained in issues related to the Focus Area Total public budget (million EUR) 2 000 800 Breakdown of FA budget by measure (%) Measure mill EUR M04. 88.% M08..5% M6. 4.8% M02..9% M0. 3.7% M0 2.6 M02.3 M04 6.6 M08. M6 3.2 2.0 0 5 0 5 20 Breakdown of FA budget by measure (%) Measure mill EUR M6. 58.3% M0 3.0 M02 2.0 M6 7.0 M02. 6.7% M0. 25.0% 4

6. Measure mix per Member State The following table shows the weight that each Member State has given to the various measures available in order to achieve the targets set for this Focus Area. Highlighted cells indicate the highest budget share allocation per MS. The last row presents the EU-28 planned total public expenditure for each measure (million EUR). = Highest budget share allocation per MS M0 - Knowledge transfer & information actions M02 - Advisory Services M04 - Investments in physical assets M07 Basic services & village renewal M08 - Investments in forest areas M6 - Cooperation Total Planned expenditure (million EUR) AT 6% 24% 5% 00 % 4 BE 2% 97% % 00 % 69 BG 2% 0.4% 97% % 00 % 23 CY 50% 50% 00% 0.3 CZ DE % 3% 96% 0.4% 00 % 38 DK 00% 00 % 9 EE 7% % 92% 00 % 9 ES 3% 2% 89% 0.% 6.% 00 % 84 FI 25% 7% 58% 00 % 2 FR % 0.2% 99% 0.3% 00 % 55 GR 3% 87% 00 % 5 HR HU 0.3% 0.% 99% 00 % 40 IE 00% 00 % 20 IT 3% 4% 60% 33% 00 % 3 LT LU LV 00% 00 % MT 38% 24% 39% 00 % NL PL PT 4% 2% 89% 2% 5% 00 % 73 RO SE SI SK UK 6% 3% 5% 3% 00 % 23 EU-28 (%) 2% % 93% 0.0% 0.% 3% 00 % EU-28 (mil. EUR) 24 6 03 0.8 36-80 5

7. Additional information Rural Development Regulation 204-2020 Regulation (EU) Nº 305/203 of the European Parliament and of the Council on support for rural development by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development (EAFRD) [PDF ] RDP Summaries Developed by the ENRD, these summarise the relevant information of all the RDPs approved [here] Priority Summary Developed by the ENRD, these summarise the relevant information of all Priorities [here] Source of information: All data presented in this summary comes from the European Commission-approved 204-2020 Rural Development Programmes (8 RDPs in total). In this fiche, public expenditure means total public expenditure (= EAFRD + Member States matching funds + any national top-ups). Due to rounding, there may be small discrepancies between some figures presented. Data includes programme modifications until March 206. Out of the 8 Rural Development Programmes only the 2 national and regional Programmes have been considered because National Frameworks and National Rural Network Programmes do not allocate budget on Measures. Please note that data and calculations provided do not include M20 (Technical Assistance), or M8 (Complementary payments to Croatia). Icons source: www.flaticon.com Disclaimer: This document aims to provide an accessible summary of the Rural Development Priority information covering all EU-28 RDPs. The information provided should not be considered a comprehensive account of the original RDP content. Summary version: Version (Based on SFCdata March 206) Last updated: March 206 DRAFT 6