Green Energy Grants, Suite 3, 2nd Floor, Didsbury House 748 – 754 Wilmslow Road Manchester M20 2DW
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About company
What are GREEN ENERGY GRANTS?
The UK Government’s Energy Company Obligation is an energy efficiency programme that addresses fuel poverty and encourages the reduction of carbon emissions.
The current GREEN ENERGY GRANT runs until 2026 and is funded by the largest UK Energy Companies. It is part of a broader eco scheme aimed at improving energy efficiency in homes. It provides fully funded grants to improve the efficiency of domestic properties.
The scheme helps create an energy efficient home by providing grants for various improvements.
The grants cover gas heating systems, gas boiler upgrades, air source heat pumps, insulation upgrades, heating improvements, energy saving upgrades and other insulation measures such as loft, cavity wall, room in roof and internal wall insulation.
It Is FREE to apply for the GREEN ENERGY GRANT
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How It Works
1
Complete the online
application Form.
2
You will be contacted by
a team member.
3
An assessment will be
carried out on the property.
4
Your measure options
will be discussed with you.
5
New heating and insulation
will be installed.
Am I eligible for the GREEN ENERGY GRANT?
Energy efficiency measures are available for both homeowners and private tenants. The property must meet the minimum energy efficiency requirements to qualify. There must be someone residing in the property that receives one of the qualifying benefits below. Understanding the eligibility criteria is crucial for navigating the application process effectively.
The property must have an energy performance certificate (EPC) with a rating of an E or below to qualify.
Qualifying benefits for GREEN ENERGY GRANTS
You may qualify for a GREEN ENERGY GRANT if you or anyone in your household is in receipt of benefit income.
Below is a comprehensive list of benefits that can make households eligible for the GREEN ENERGY GRANTS, including income related benefits
Child Tax Credits (CTC)
Income based Jobseekers Allowance (JSA)
Income related Employment and Support
Allowance (ESA)
Pension Credit Guarantee Credit
Pension Credit Savings Credit
Universal Credit (UC)
Working Tax Credit (WTC)
Income Support
Housing Benefit
Child Benefit dependent on income threshold*
(Please see below table)
*Child Benefit Income Thresholds
Under the ECO4 Scheme, if the only benefit you receive is Child Benefit and your property meets the eligibility criteria for energy efficiency improvements, you may still qualify for funding if your household income falls below certain thresholds.
For example, if you are a joint claimant with two children and receive Child Benefit, you may qualify if your combined household income is below £32,300.
The table below shows the maximum household income limits based on the number of children you claim for and whether you are a single or joint claimant:
| Number of children | Single claimant | Joint Claimant |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | £ 19,900 | £ 27,500 |
| 2 | £ 24,800 | £ 32,300 |
| 3 | £ 29,600 | £ 37,200 |
| 4 | £ 34,500 | £ 42,000 |
