What it offers: Ā£7,500 grants towards installing airāsource or groundāsource heat pumps; Ā£5,000 for biomass boilers.
Whoās eligible: Owners and landlords in England and Wales, working through an MCSācertified installer.
What it offers: Fully-funded energy efficiency upgradesāinsulation (loft, cavity, solid walls), boiler replacement, even solar PVāfor low-income or vulnerable households, EPC DāG rated .
Eligibility: Based on benefits (e.g. Universal Credit, Pension Credit) or via LA Flex if identified by local authorities.
What it offers: Single-measure grants for insulation (loft, cavity, solid walls, underfloor, etc.) for homes with EPC DāG in council tax bands AāD.
Eligibility: DāG EPC rated households, low-income or vulnerable; runs until March 2026.
What it offers: Payments for exporting surplus solar-generated electricity to the grid.
Eligibility: Households with rooftop or small-scale solar installations up to 5āÆMW; energy suppliers must offer a tariff.
What they offer: Locally funded grants covering insulation, heat pumps, boilers, smart controls, and sometimes solar PV.
Eligibility: Means-tested or location-specific; apply via your local council.
What they offer: Free or subsidised solar panel installations for eligible households (e.g. E.ON, EDF, Utilita).
Eligibility: Varies by supplier; typically low-income households or vulnerable customers, often through ECO4 or other collaborations.
What it offers: Payments (~Ā£10 per event) for reducing electricity use during peak times, typically for smart-metered homes.
Eligibility: Participation during the trial in 2023āmore programs may follow.
Balcony solar: Government considering easy-to-plug-in balcony solar panels for flats and rentalsāpotential 30% bill savings.
Heat battery grants: Under trial for inclusion in BUS, offering support for low-carbon heat storage.
