Local fiscal policies play a vital role in facilitating green transition and climate neutrality at the local level. By leveraging tools such as tax incentives, local governments can encourage businesses and individuals to invest in green technologies and sustainable practices. These policies can support the development of renewable energy infrastructure, energy-efficient buildings, and public transportation systems, reducing the community's carbon footprint.
Learn more from targeted fiscal policies tested in the frame of the LOCAL4GREEN and LOCAL4GREEN PLUS projects; Local authorities from 10 Mediterranean countries (Spain, Albania, Portugal, Croatia, Slovenia, Italy, Cyprus, Greece, Malta) have employed innovative fiscal measures to contribute against climate change and promote the adoption of renewable energy sources.
Get inspired by the outcomes and lessons learned of the LOCAL4GREEN fiscal policies!
Greece, Industry, Municipal services, Citizens, Companies, Tax exemption, Tax reduction
Local Tax Incentives enabling green energy in companies and employee benefits 
Greece, Services, Buildings, Companies, Tax reduction
Lower Lease Fees for Municipal Buildings Using Solar Power to Cut CO2 Emissions 
BiH, Greece, Services, Buildings, Municipal services, Companies, Tax reduction
Parking and other municipal services exploitation fees reduction to promote RES 
Albania, Greece, Transports, Mobility, Citizens, Companies, Tax reduction
Promoting private electric mobility through municipal parking tariffs