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Do you want to take a more active interest in geothermal energy? Whether you’re thinking about installing a ground-source heat-pump system for your home or want to find out about geo-energy projects in your region, this section may help answer some of the questions you might have.
Yes, but you will first need to find out whether your property is suited to a heat-pump system. You will also need to consider other factors such as the initial investment costs. A good starting point is to identify an approved installer operating in your area who can then advise you on whether a ground-source heat-pump system is suitable for you.
You can search a database of registered installers on the Clear Skies programme website.
The main source of funding for small-scale renewable installations is the Clear Skies programme. This national BERR-funded programme forms part of the Community Renewables Initiative. People based in Scotland should contact the Energy Saving Trust: Scottish Community and Householder Renewables Initiative.
The Energy Saving Trust website provides links to an online ‘grant finder’. This allows you to search for the grants for which you are eligible, according to your circumstances and postcode.
If you have further questions about geothermal energy, visit the useful renewable energy links to find other organisations that can help you.