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Energy Efficiency grants

You may be able to get energy efficiency grants and offers to help you make energy saving improvements to your home. These grants and offers come from government, your local council or your energy supplier.

Who is eligible

If you get a disability or income-related benefit, you may be able to get a government Warm Front Grant. This is to help pay for heating and insulation improvements to your home. The grant can be up to £3,500 (or up to £6,000 in some cases).

Warm Front Grants are available in England only. In Wales the Home Energy Efficiency Scheme (HEES Wales) provides a grant to make your home warmer, more energy efficient, safer and more secure.

Local council grants

You may be able to get energy efficiency grants and discounts from your local council. To qualify you may need to be a pensioner and/or claiming certain benefits. To find out if you're entitled to anything, contact your local council.

Energy supplier offers

Many energy suppliers offer special offers and discounts that significantly reduce the costs of making energy saving improvements to your home.

Use the grant finder to find out if you qualify for any of the grants or special offers available nationally or locally. The grant finder is on the Energy Saving Trust website.

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