Begin deze maand is de regeling Risico’s dekken voor Aardwarmte voor de vijfde keer geopend. De regeling RNES Aardwarmte verzekert uw bedrijf tegen de financiële risico’s van misboring bij een aardwarmteproject. De kans op een misboring naar aardwarmte is klein, maar heeft wel grote financiële gevolgen, omdat een boring zeer kostbaar is. De ‘Regeling nationale EZ subsidies [...]
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