Installer instructed by the property owner to carry out installation and apply for BUS grant
Grants and funding for air source heat pumps
If you live in England or Wales you can apply for £5,000 towards your new air source heat pump
What is the Boiler Upgrade Scheme?
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) is a UK government scheme that aims to help reduce carbon emissions by encouraging householders in England and Wales to switch to low-carbon heating systems such as air source heat pumps in place of existing gas or oil heating. The scheme offers up to £5,000 to assist with the upfront costs of upgrading to air source heat pumps. The scheme will run from 2022 to 2028 and is not means-tested.
You could be eligible if:
- Your property is in England or Wales
- You own the property - whether this is your home, a holiday let or small commercial property
- You are replacing the old fossil fuel or electric heating system with a renewable heating system such as an air source heat pump
- You are not replacing a heat pump or previous renewable system
- The property has a valid Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) with no outstanding recommendations for loft or cavity wall insulation
If you live in Scotland, you can apply for an interest-free loan to pay for energy efficiency improvements upfront, including air source heat pumps. There are also grants for low-income households in Scotland and in Wales.
https://www.homeenergyscotland.org/funding/warmer-homes-scotlandhttps://nest.gov.wales
What is the application process?
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Installer applies to Ofgem for a voucher, providing all the necessary information
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Ofgem contacts property owner and they confirm their consent
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Ofgem assess the application and once satisfied, and property owner consent has been confirmed, issue a voucher to the installer
For more information or to arrange a free survey of your property, please contact us or call us on 033 33 44 44 14.
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