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To provide one-off state aid due to temporary closure of fisheries in Slovenian waters

To increase the use of the renewable energy sources in production of electricity and the amount of electricity produced in high efficient combined heat and power production.

To decrease the use of the energy in new built houses; support the energy efficiency in existing houses and increase the use of the renewable energy sources.

To help finance the permanent cessation of the fishing activities of fishing vessels under an action plan referred to in Article 22(4) of Regulation (EU) No. 1380/2013, by scrapping vessels or, exceptionally, converting them for activities other than commercial fishing or, in the case of traditional wooden vessels, assigning them a land-based heritage function.

To combat climate change and to meet the EU's general environmental target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to a level 20% lower than in 1990; To support enterprises in certain sectors and subsectors that are considered to be exposed to a significant risk of carbon leakage due to EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) allowance costs passed on in electricity prices (aid for indirect emission costs)

To enable business to achieve water and material efficiencies beyond EU regulatory requirements.

To provide support grant to suppliers and producers to contribute to the government's overall vision for food and drink in Scotland, which is to be a Good Food Nation. The food and drink sector can also help to make Scotland healthier, wealthier and smarter, with stronger communities and production that is socially and environmentally sustainable.

To provide a range of grants for woodland creation and the sustainable management of existing woodlands. The Scottish Government has set out a vision for forestry through the Scottish Forestry Strategy, which recognises that forestry is a long-term activity and that forests should be sustainably managed to provide economic, environmental and social benefits.

To increase the uptake of low and ultra-low emission buses, to speed up the full transition to a low and ultra-low emission bus fleet in England and Wales, to improve air quality in urban areas, and to encourage investment in the UK automotive industry.

To support the development of a domestic advanced biofuel industry, grants have been provided to organisations that will build advanced biofuel plants that will produce fuels for Aviation and HGVs.
The intention is to help projects demonstrate the technical and commercial viability of high-potential technologies by removing fundamental barriers to scale up, enabling them to reach commercial scale production, to support the development of a domestic advanced biofuel industry for Aviation and HGV, and to support the uptake in the use of low carbon fuels.