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Green bonus

 

We’re here to help you do your bit for the environment. We offer attractive interest rates on financing for energy-efficient properties and equipment and green renovations.

Highlights

For clients who:

  • want to limit the environmental impact of their property
  • are buying a property with a CECB eco-rating of A
  • want to renovate their property to make it more energy-efficient
  • want to purchase energy-saving equipment
     

Details

Buying and renovating property

  • 0% interest for 12 months
  • Applies to loans to purchase or renovate a piece of property

Conditions

  • Renovations are considered ecological if at least 25% of the total investment (no less than CHF 20,000) is used to make energy-saving improvements that qualify for subsidies, such as:
    • updating a heating system
    • changing windows, doors, or skylights
    • renovating or insulating a roof.
  • For real-estate purchases, the building must have a CECB eco-rating of A.
  • The loan must have a term of at least five years.

Buying equipment

  • 0% interest for six months
  • Applies to loans for PEIK-approved equipment or equipment that is eligible for cantonal subsidies
     

Learn more

Write to us

If you are a BCV client with BCV-net, we suggest you log in to BCV-net and contact us using the secure messaging service.

Call us

We’re available Monday to Friday, from 8:00am to 6:00pm.

 

 

Visit us

Come to one of our branch offices.

Useful informations

 

What is the CECB?

The Cantonal Building Energy Certificate (CECB) is an eco-rating program recognized by all Swiss cantons. The information contained in the certificate can be used for appraisal purposes and to pinpoint potential energy-efficiency improvements. The certificate shows:

  1. the energy efficiency of the building envelope
  2. the amount of energy needed to run the building under normal conditions.

 

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