
A new government scheme titled Ixtri Proprjetà Sostenibbli (“Buy a Sustainable Property”) has been launched, offering grants of up to €9,000 spread over three years for buyers of energy-efficient homes.
The scheme is being led by the Building and Construction Authority and was announced by Justice and Construction Reform Minister Jonathan Attard, together with the Authority’s CEO, Perit Roderick Bonnici.
The scheme is open to all, including first-time and second-time buyers, and aims to support Malta’s Vision 2050 goals by encouraging sustainable housing.
Grants range from €4,500 to €9,000 depending on the energy performance of the property. Homes classified as Net Zero—those that generate more energy than they consume—are eligible for the maximum grant of €9,000 (€3,000 per year).
Properties that exceed EU energy standards by at least 20% will qualify for €4,500 (€1,500 per year).
To apply, buyers must submit a final sale contract and an Energy Performance Certificate based on the completed building.
Applications are officially open via bca.gov.mt, and the scheme remains active until 30 September 2025 or until allocated funds are exhausted.
The initiative forms part of broader government efforts to improve energy efficiency in Malta’s building stock.
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