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Parallel sessions on case studies Low Carbon Thursday 30 November, 14:30-16:00

Experience with implementation of FI in Hungary Dr Györgyi Nyikos, MFB, Hungary

FIs in the 2014-2020 programming period Loan ~EUR 1 billion Financial Instruments ~EUR 3.2 billion* Combined loan** ~EUR 1.6 billion* Venture capital ~EUR 0.6 billion * Non-refundable part of the combined products are managed by the Ministry of National Economy in cooperation with MFB. The total sum allocated to financial instruments is up to ~EUR 2.3 billion ** Loan combined with grant 3

Implementation of financial instruments in the 2014-2020 programming period Prime Minister's Office Government Commissioner for Postal Affairs and National Financial Services Managing authorities Inter-administrative agreement Authorities responsible for thematic objectives MFB Hungarian Development Bank Ltd. Fund of funds implementing body Public procurement Loan programs MFB Points Financial intermediaries Private fund managers Venture capital programs HiVentures Zrt. Public fund manager Final recipients 4

Financial Instruments 2014-2020 TO Loan programs Combined loan programs Venture capital programs TO1 Loan program for supporting RDI activities of enterprises (EDIOP) TO2 - Combined loan program for supporting RDI activities of enterprises (EDIOP) Loan program for the development of NGA and area networks (linked to grant; EDIOP) Combined loan programs for supporting ICT development (4 programs; EDIOP) National technological and intellectual property venture capital program (EDIOP) Smart specialisation venture capital program (EDIOP, CCHOP) Specialized seed and pre-seed investment fund for start-up ICT companies venture capital program (EDIOP) Digitalisation Fund (EDIOP) National Fund TO3 Loan program for enhancing competitiveness of SMEs (EDIOP, CCHOP) Combined loan program for supporting capacity expansion of SMEs (EDIOP) Combined loan program for supporting medium-sized food companies (EDIOP) Irinyi venture capital program (EDIOP) TO4 TO8 Energy loan program for SMEs (EDIOP) Loan program for improving energy efficiency in the housing sector (EDIOP, CCHOP) Loan program for promoting employment (EDIOP) Combined loan program for improving energy efficiency of SMEs buildings with the use of renewable energy (EDIOP, CCHOP) - - - 5

Main issues linked to FI productdevelopment Market failures, funding gap ex-ante analysis different levels of the economic value of the incentives; different types of incentives; different sizes and industrial sectors of the assisted firms Product conditions final recipients, financing structure, interest rate, term, eligible activities Pricing state aid categories De minimis, GBER (Regional Aid, RD&I, EE and access to finance for SMEs ) 6

State aid implications of FIs Common assessment principles for state aid Contribution to a well-defined objective of common interest; Need for state aid intervention; Appropriateness of the aid measure; Avoidance of undue negative effects; Incentive effect; Proportionality of the aid; Transparency of aid. Ex-ante assessment of FIs (CPR Art.37) Contribution to the achievement of specific objectives set out under a priority; Analysis of market failure or suboptimal investment situations and investment needs; Added value of the FI and measures to minimise market distortion; Leverage of additional resources and assessment of the need for and the level of, preferential remuneration to attract counterpart resources from private investors; Proportionality of the envisaged intervention; Depending on the support scheme the quantified value added may contribute to the assessment of the transparency. 7

TO4 Combined loan products (FI combined with grant) Improving energy efficiency of SMEs buildings (with renewable energy) 1. Budget Grant: MEUR ~22 Loan: MEUR ~22 Call announcement 12/07/2016 Start of submission 03/16/2017 Final recipients Main objectives Financing structure Interest rate Term Currency SMEs Ratio of private contribution Minimum 10% Amount of grant Amount of loan Ratio of grant GINOP-4.1.1-8.4.4-16 VEKOP-5.1.1-5.1.2-16 Grant: MEUR ~19 Grant: MEUR ~19 Improving energy efficiency, using renewable energy Minimum TEUR ~10 Maximum TEUR ~160 Minimum TEUR ~10 Maximum TEUR ~160 The amount of the loan must exceed the amount of the grant 45% of the eligible costs 2% p.a. Maximum 10 years HUF 8

TO4 Combined loan products (FI combined with grant) Improving energy efficiency of SMEs buildings (with renewable energy) 2. Project parts Eligible activities State aid categories GINOP-4.1.1-8.4.4-16 1. Increasing energy efficiency: min. 50% 2. Using renewable energy: min. 10% The combination is required for each project. 1. Project preparation 2. Activities to improve energy efficiency Reduction of heat loss Modernization of heating, cooling and hot water systems Energy-saving conversion of existing indoor and outdoor lighting systems 3. Activities to increase renewable energy use Installing solar collector systems Construction of briquette, pellet, wood chip, wood gasification boiler systems Use of heat pump systems 4. Publicity VEKOP-5.1.1-5.1.2-16 1. De Minimis aid - Commission reg. (EU) No 1407/2013 2. Investment aid for energy efficiency projects - Commission reg. (EU) No 651/2014 3. Investment aid for the promotion of energy from renewable sources - Commission reg. (EU) No 651/2014 9

TO4 Loan product (FI) Electricity generation with the use of renewable energy sources Budget MEUR ~177 Call announcement 12/07/2016 Start of submission 02/28/2017 Final recipients SMEs GINOP-8.4.1/B-16 (SUSPENDED) Main objectives Financing structure Interest rate Term Currency Ratio of private contribution Minimum 10% Amount of loan Electricity generation for network production with the use of renewable energy sources (with the exception of wind energy) Minimum TEUR ~3 Maximum TEUR ~3,230 0% p.a. Maximum 15 years HUF 10

TO4 Loan products (FI) Improving energy efficiency in the housing sector GINOP-8.4.1/A-17 Budget MEUR ~339 MEUR ~30 Call announcement 02/24/2017 Start of submission 04/24/2017 Final recipients Main objectives Financing structure Ratio of private contribution Amount of loan Natural persons, multi-apartment buildings VEKOP-5.2.1-17 Energy renovation of residential buildings, improving energy efficiency, using renewable energy Minimum 10% Minimum EUR ~1.600 Maximum TEUR ~32 (Multi-apartment buildings: TEUR ~23 per apartment) Interest rate Term Currency 0% p.a. Maximum 20 years HUF Beneficiaries can use it together with state supported housing savings program! 11