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Jura canton grants: amounts and application procedures (2026)

Heat pumps, insulation, solar energy, CECB Plus: financial assistance from the canton of Jura, financial assistance from municipalities and a calculator to estimate your grant.

Last updated on 3 November 2026 · Reading time: 2 mins · By the RenovSwiss team

Illustration of a house with a heat pump, Canton of Jura

The canton of Jura supports the replacement of fossil fuel and electric heating systems, building insulation and other energy-saving measures through the Buildings Programme. Example: a 10 kW air-to-water heat pump in a house receives CHF 3,500 from the canton. Applications must always be submitted before work begins.

Source of figures : Summary table 2026.

In brief

  1. The canton provides the bulk of the funding; many municipalities contribute additional funding.
  2. Submit your application before the work begins, via your canton’s ‘Programme Bâtiments’ platform.
  3. Energy-saving works are also tax-deductible.

Estimate your grant in 1 minute

Estimate of financial assistance from the canton3'500 CHF
  • Air-to-water heat pump 3'500 CHF

Estimate based on the scale shown on this page. Maximum power taken into account: 50 W per m² of heated floor area. Local authority grants are often available in addition. The exact amount is confirmed by the canton.

What the Canton of Jura pays

Building work Cantonal assistance Main conditions
Air-to-water heat pump CHF 3,500 up to 15 kW, then CHF 2,000 + CHF 100 per kW (minimum CHF 3,500) Replaces a fossil fuel or electric heating system
Ground-source heat pump CHF 5,000 + CHF 180 per kW Up to 70 kW
Other measures See the canton’s table Minimum grant of 3,000 CHF per application

Source: Republic and Canton of Jura — 2026 figures.

Subsidy from the Canton of Jura for a 10 kW heat pump
Jura cantonal grant for a 10 kW heat pump

Good to know:

  • The maximum amount is CHF 100,000 per building.

Municipality grants

Delémont, Porrentruy and other municipalities may offer additional support. To find out what support is available in your local area, search using your postcode on francsenergie.ch (energiefranken.ch in German).

A simple example

A 200 m² house heated by oil carries out the following work:

  • 10 kW air-to-water heat pump: CHF 3,500;

Estimated total: around CHF 3,500 in cantonal grants, plus any grants from the municipality and the tax deduction.

Steps to follow

  1. Obtain a CECB Plus (GEAK Plus in German-speaking Switzerland) if you are planning several improvements: this will set out the order in which the work should be carried out.
  2. Request quotes from local tradespeople.
  3. Submit your application via the canton’s Building Programme platform and to your municipality before work begins.
  4. Wait for confirmation before starting.
  5. Carry out the work within the timeframe specified in the grant approval letter.
  6. Send the supporting documents (invoices, photos, certificates) to receive the grant.
The 6 steps to obtaining a grant
The 6 steps to obtaining a grant

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the amounts change in 2027?

The cantons generally publish their new fee scales at the end of the year. This page will be updated as soon as they are published.

Can I claim both cantonal and municipal assistance?

Often yes, but each grant scheme has its own conditions, and some municipalities deduct the cantonal grant. Check both before signing.

What about solar panels?

Photovoltaics are primarily supported by the Confederation, through Pronovo’s one-off feed-in tariff, which is claimed after the system is commissioned. Some cantons and municipalities offer an additional bonus.

What happens if I start the work too early?

Generally speaking, the help section is not very useful. Always wait for written confirmation before making a purchase or starting work.

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Last updated on 3 November 2026