Funding for renewable projects
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Stiebel Eltron's renewable technologies can bring you great savings in your energy bills. And in addition to this, government funding is available to help you implement the green solutions manufactured by Stiebel Eltron, maximising your return on investment.
| Grant name | Details | Eligibility criteria |
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| BUS - Boiler Upgrade Scheme | £7,500 for an air, ground, or water source heat pump. Simply contact an MCS qualified installer who will complete the application for you as part of the process of completing your heat pump installation. | Homeowners, small landlords, and private landlords in England and Wales. See below for more information or jump to our page of more information on BUS |
| ECO4 | Offered via energy suppliers and will cover the costs of approved energy efficiency measures, including installation of heat pumps. At the time of writing STIEBEL ELTRON heat pumps are not offered through this scheme. | ECO4 aims to support low-income and vulnerable households, receiving any of the following benefits are likley to be eligible: • Income-based Jobseekers Allowance (JSA) • Income-related Employment & Support Allowance (ESA) • Income Support (IS) • Pension Credit Guarantee • Credit Working Tax Credit (WTC) • Child Tax Credits (CTC) • Universal Credit (UC) • Housing Benefit • Pension Credit Savings Credit |
| Warmer Homes Scotland | Households can access the scheme by calling Home Energy Scotland, which will analyse which home improvements should be made. Any eligible households will then be put in touch with Warmworks, the managing agent of the Warmer Homes grant. The scheme covers wall insulation, loft insulation, draught-proofing, boilers and heating, and renewable and micro-renewable heating systems. |
People who meet certain benefits criteria |
| Nest | Created by the Welsh Government, Nest aims to reduce the impact of fuel poverty in Wales by making low-income homes more energy efficient.If a household is struggling to pay energy bills, they can call Nest’s helpline (run by the Energy Saving Trust), which analyses whether they’re eligible for support. If the household meets certain criteria, they will be referred to British Gas, which will then conduct a “whole house assessment” – a property survey that analyses which home improvements should be made. |
People who meet certain benefits criteria
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| Home Upgrade Grant | Only availble in certain local authorities who won central funding. Amounts awarded may vary. |
Eligible Homes who can receive support: are low income are off the gas grid have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) between D and G live in one of the local authority areas listed |