The Rome Chamber of Commerce's Dual Transition Voucher Call 2026 is now open, providing micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises in the Rome metropolitan area with a total allocation of 10 million euros to support their digital innovation and energy efficiency improvement initiatives.
Applications can be submitted starting September 1, 2026, through the Rome Chamber of Commerce portal. This initiative is part of a broader effort to support the competitiveness of the local business fabric, aiming to foster investments that make businesses more innovative, efficient, and sustainable.
The call provides for the disbursement of non-repayable grants in the form of vouchers, intended for digitalization and energy transition projects. The measure therefore aims to concretely support businesses that choose to invest in adopting new technologies, modernizing their processes, and reducing energy consumption.
The so-called dual transition represents one of the main challenges for businesses today. On one hand, digital transformation requires the introduction of tools and solutions capable of improving internal organization, data management, cybersecurity, and process efficiency. On the other hand, the growing focus on sustainability makes interventions aimed at reducing consumption and more efficiently using energy resources increasingly strategic.
Through the Dual Transition Voucher 2026, the Rome Chamber of Commerce aims to promote this process by making resources available to businesses that can translate into concrete investments. The incentive will particularly benefit projects related to the adoption of digital technologies, the digitalization of business processes, and interventions aimed at improving the energy efficiency of structures and production activities.
An element of particular interest is also the provision for an increased contribution for businesses predominantly constituted by young people, confirming the desire to foster not only innovation but also generational turnover and the participation of new generations in the entrepreneurial system.
This initiative therefore holds significant importance for the Roman territory, characterized by a very large presence of micro and small enterprises that often face investments in digitalization and energy efficiency with limited resources. The availability of non-repayable grants can, in this sense, represent an opportunity to transform strategically important interventions into concretely achievable projects.
For interested businesses, it will be crucial to carefully verify the requirements of the call, the types of eligible expenses, the application procedures, and the deadlines established by the Rome Chamber of Commerce. The correct setup of the project and its related documentation is an essential step to access the incentives.
The Dual Transition Voucher Call 2026 is thus part of a context where digital innovation and energy sustainability are no longer two distinct paths, but increasingly integrated elements in business growth and competitiveness strategies. For Roman SMEs, the 10 million euros made available by the Chamber of Commerce can represent an important lever to face this transformation, supporting investments capable of producing benefits not only in the immediate term but also in the medium and long term.
Interested businesses can consult the Dual Transition Voucher Call 2026 and its related documentation on the official portal of the Rome Chamber of Commerce, verifying the access conditions and the procedures for submitting applications.