If your home is heated by oil or LPG, you could qualify for up to £9,000 towards an eligible heat pump. Eligible homes using mains gas or electric heating may qualify for up to £7,500. Interest-free credit may also be available. Electric-heated flats and Park Homes may also qualify, subject to the relevant criteria.
The government is offering significant funding to help homeowners replace old, inefficient heating systems with modern, energy-efficient heat pumps. Electric-heated flats also qualify for free Indoor Air Source heat pumps.
This government energy efficiency scheme has been set up to help reduce carbon emissions and tackle the cost of energy.
Heat pumps are three times more energy efficient than traditional boilers. They extract heat from the outside air (even in cold weather) and use it to warm your home and hot water.
Homes heated by oil or LPG could qualify for up to £9,000 towards an eligible heat pump.
Eligible homes using mains gas or electric heating could receive up to £7,500 towards a new heat pump.
Where applicable, interest-free credit can help spread any remaining installation cost, subject to eligibility and finance terms.
Heat pumps are the future of home heating – and the government is helping you make the switch.
Funding is available for a range of existing heating systems and property types. Your eligibility will depend on the heating system you are replacing, your property and the relevant scheme requirements.
Eligible off-gas-grid homes replacing oil or LPG heating could qualify for up to £9,000 towards an air-source or ground-source heat pump.
Park Homes using oil or LPG heating may qualify for heat pump funding, subject to the relevant eligibility requirements.
Eligible electric-heated flats may qualify for support towards an appropriate heat pump system, subject to the scheme requirements.

