Understanding Funding
Funding for home-energy improvements is diverse. We help you navigate the difference between grants and loans to find the right support for your household.
The Warm Homes Plan, announced in January 2026, brings together various measures to improve homes and reduce energy costs. Grants and loans are different types of support, with different conditions. Our enquiry form is a starting point for exploring potential support; it is not a government application or an approval decision.
Availability depends on your household, property, location and assessment. Before a referral, we explain the next step and how your information will be used.
The Warm Homes Plan
Understanding the £15 billion government investment and local grant criteria for solar panels and home batteries.
£15 Billion Investment
The government has committed £15 billion to the Warm Homes Plan, aiming to upgrade up to five million homes by 2030.
Low-Income Support
Around £5 billion is allocated specifically to support low-income households, providing a significant financial boost to energy bills.
Grants and Loans
Support comes in various forms: grants are non-repayable, while loans are repayable. The specific route depends on the programme.
Eligibility Criteria
Eligibility depends on your postcode, household income, and the property's energy rating. Assessment is a critical step.