The Home Energy Upgrade Scheme will help reduce energy bills, keep homes warmer and reduce carbon emissions. Households with savings of £16,000 or more do not qualify.
Funding is available for homeowners and private landlords towards the installation of a new heat pump or biomass boiler to replace an existing fossil fuel heating system (such as oil, gas or electric).
Free, impartial and expert advice about making your home more energy efficient.
Find out more on the Energy Savings Trust website
Advice on issues you may have with your gas or electricity supplier.
Find out more on the Citizens Advice website
A tenant can from the 1 April 2016 request their landlord's consent to making Energy Efficiency Improvements. Find out more on GOV.UK
It is important that consumers who are responsible for paying their energy bills are able to switch supplier easily and fairly. This factsheet sets out the rights of tenants in choosing their own energy supplier. Find out more on the Ofgem website
Established to encourage greater awareness of the benefits of domestic solid fuel heating.
Find out more on the Solid Fuel website
You might be eligible for help with your energy bills or to make your home more energy efficient.
Find out more using the energy grants calculator
A smart meter is a new kind of gas and electricity meter that can digitally send meter readings to your energy supplier for more accurate energy bills. Smart meters come with in-home displays so you can better understand and reduce your energy use. Every home in Britain should have been offered a smart meter from their supplier by 2020.
This statement sets out the Central and South Lincolnshire Council's flexible eligibility criteria for the Energy Company Obligation (ECO4) scheme from April 2022 - March 2026.