
BAKAI is advancing its ESG agenda and cutting the interest rate on the “Warm Home” program - a subsidized financing option for residents of private homes in Bishkek and surrounding areas. Switching to modern, energy-efficient heating solutions and improving air quality just got even more accessible, with a rate of 6% per annum.
The program is implemented as part of the subsidized lending initiative under the ESG project "Air Quality Improvement," which BAKAI Bank is carrying out in partnership with the Ministry of Finance of the Kyrgyz Republic.
What is “Warm Home”?
“Warm Home” is a support program for residents who want to make their homes more comfortable, energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly. Financing can be used to purchase and install modern heating and energy-saving systems.
Eligible equipment includes:
🌿 Heat pumps in various configurations
🌿 Electric boilers and infrared ceramic heaters
🌿 Solar thermal collectors for heating and hot water supply
🌿 Solar photovoltaic panels and energy storage systems
🌿 Other eco-friendly heating solutions
Program terms:
✅ Financing amount: 10,000 to 1,000,000 som
✅ Term: 3 to 60 months
✅ Currency: Kyrgyz som
✅ Interest rate: 6% per annum
The program is designed for residents of private homes in Bishkek and surrounding areas, where air quality and efficient heating are especially pressing concerns.
“BAKAI is steadily advancing its ESG initiatives aimed at supporting people and building a sustainable future. The “Warm Home” program helps residents adopt modern heating solutions, raise their quality of life, and contribute to cleaner air at the same time,” said BAKAI.
BAKAI continues to develop sustainable financial solutions that bring together accessible financing, environmental initiatives, and modern ESG practices to improve the quality of life for residents across Kyrgyzstan.
Learn more: https://bakai.kg/credits/green/warm-home/
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