Renewable energy equipment introduction business (subsidy for home and business)

1Overview: Oishi Chemical Industry’s renewable energy equipment deployment project is a system that supports the introduction of renewable energy equipment at home and business sites to promote global warming prevention and resource recycling. In FY2019, solar power generation equipment for residential and business facilities, and wood-based biomass combustion equipment for residential, business and施設 facilities are the main target, and the contents of re-energization in the town’s life and business activities are included. 2Applicants: The application expressed in raw is home or business site, and the person who has an address in the town, organization or corporation, who does not have a町gnation in the town tax, those who have an un。 auxiliary equipment, who can complete the installation in the住宅 year, and those who have obtained the consent of the owner when installing in the rental housing. Because wood-based biomass combustion equipment for農業 facilities is included in the application, it is assumed to introduce not only private housing but also facilities for business and農業 facilities. 3Auxiliary expenses and subsidy contents: Solar power equipment is a fixed amount of 30,000 yen per no。 maximum output of 1kW, and the upper limit is 100,000 yen. Wood biomass combustion equipment is assumed to be pellets, chips, wood stoves, etc., and it supports one-。rd of equipment costs, and the upper limit is 100,000 yen. Auxiliary target is a facility that can be installed during the和 year XNUMX, and application before construction is necessary. In the case of arriving before the grant decision, it is not eligible for auxiliary, so it is important to know the estimate, pamphlet, photo before arriving. 4Auxiliary rate, upper limit, schedule, and application points: The application period is from April, 2019 until March, 2019. The maximum limit is 100,000 yen for both solar power and wood-based biomass combustion equipment. The auxiliary rate is one- rd of wood-based biomass c