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2021 PV VO Scheme (Closed)

Last updated May 13, 2025

2021 PV VO Scheme (Closed)

1.1:  Application – Part A – 2021 PV VO Scheme (3rd Call)   

The Photovoltaic scheme for Voluntary Organisations is a scheme that is administered by the Ministry for Energy, Enterprise and Sustainable Development (MESD) to encourage the use of renewable energy equipment on their premises. This scheme is funded through national funds and applies to voluntary organisations that are enrolled and compliant as defined in the Voluntary Organisations Act (Cap. 492).

This scheme was launched by means of Government Notice 1293 of 2021

Prospective applicants are invited to refer to the Guidelines to Applicants which have been prepared to assist applicants to complete the application form for a PV system.

2021/PV/VO Scheme (3rd Call)

Application form

2: Legal References

3: Means of Authentication, Identification and Signature

  1. Details of Identity Card or Residence Document;
  2. Copy of VO registration certificate and VO compliance certificate;
  3. Handwritten signature of applicant required on the application form;
  4. Water and Electricity invoice issued by ARMS Ltd for the project location.

4: Type of Evidence to be Submitted

  1. Copy of the VO enrolment certificate and compliance certificate;
  2. Copy of the constitutive deed or statute of the organisation;
  3. A certified copy of the resolution of the organisation to empower the signatory of this application to act on its behalf (applicable when the person is different from that stated in the statute of the VO);
  4. Photocopy of ID card / Passport of the signatory/ies;
  5. Copy of the Water and Electricity invoice issued by ARMS Ltd for the project location;
  6. Photo of the proposed installation location;
  7. Copy of the approved planning permit (if applicable) complete with related drawings;
  8. Signed application form.

5: Applicable Fees

Not applicable

6: Penalties and Offences

Not applicable

7: Deadlines or Indicative Time that the Regulator Requires to Complete the Procedure

No specific period for processing of applications is established at law. Generally, an application is determined by MESD within 10 weeks upon submission of a complete a

8: Rules on Lack of Reply from the Regulator and Legal Consequences

In general, the Maltese Administrative Law establishes that in the absence of a reply this is construed to be tantamount to a refusal and the applicant has a right to appeal.

9: Means of Redress or Appeal

Any decision taken by the Regulator and or MESD, including refusal of an application, may be subject to appeal and any other means of redress as established by the Law.

10: Competent Authority

You may submit the application form together with all associated documentation either by post or by hand to:  

Regulator for Energy and Water Services, 

Zentrum Business Centre, Level 1,

Mdina Road, 

Qormi, QRM 9010

Malta.

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