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Hamburg timber construction subsidy increased

With retroactive effect from 1 January 2020, the subsidy for timber construction in Hamburg has now been officially increased to 0.80 euros per kilogram of timber product as part of the various subsidised housing construction programmes. As a funding requirement, the wood used must come from sustainable sources, be permanently installed in the building and be part of the construction. Wood products in the construction within the meaning of the subsidy are all solid wood products (sawn timber, planed timber, etc.), wood-based materials (chipboard, fibreboard, etc.) and products of structural timber construction (cross laminated timber, glulam, etc.). The pure wood content in these products must correspond to at least 80 % of the product mass.

  • The use of wood in the construction of new buildings, additions and extensions is subsidised with € 0.80 per kilogram of wood product.
  • The use of insulation materials with the "Blue Angel" quality mark RAL-UZ 132 or composite thermal insulation systems RAL-UZ 140 or the natureplus seal is subsidised with an additional grant of € 11.00 per m² of building component area.

Further information on
www.ifbhh.de/foerderprogramm/modernisierung-von-nichtwohngebaeuden-und-holzbau#was-fordern-wir


Keywords: Funding, Wood construction, Climate protection, News Blog Hamburg, Quarters, Settlements, Environmental policy, Housing
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