ECO Grants

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The ECO scheme aims to help tenants and homeowners reduce carbon emissions and tackle fuel poverty. We provide assessments, completion of work and funder submission.

ECO Grants support energy improvements such as

insulating lofts and cavity walls
upgrading boilers
installing alternative sources of energy, such as solar power

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The government has also suggested enacting an ECO4 'minimum requirement,' which would force properties with an EPC rating of F or G to meet at least band D after upgrades.

This also applies to properties with an EPC band of D or E that must be upgraded to an EPC band of C. Partially deflated project scores may be given to projects that do not meet these conditions.

This is all part of the government's strategy towards achieving the goal of upgrading as many energy inefficient homes as possible to EPC band C by 2030.

Free Energy Improvement Grants may be available to tenants or home owners who receive the following:

Armed Forces Independence Payment
Attendance Allowance
Carers Allowance
Child Tax Credits
Constant Attendance
Disability Living Allowance
Income-Based Job Seekers Allowance (JSA)
Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
Income Related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
Income Support
Pension Guarantee Credit
Personal Independence Payment
Severe Disablement Allowance
Universal Credit
War Pensions Mobility Supplement
Working Tax Credits

Alternatively, tenants may be eligible for the scheme if they live in social housing with an EPC rating of E, F, or G. An innovation measure may be available for social housing with an EPC rating of D. Diversity Energy can advise on your eligibility.

How can we help?

Our knowledgeable team can provide advice and support to help you determine if you are eligible for ECO Grant support, and can assist with completion of the paperwork required through to submission.

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Assessment and upgrade of heating systems towards improving heat capacity and lowering energy use and costs.

Internal Wall Insulation

Internal Wall Insulation (IWI) involves adding an insulated layer to external walls to increase the thermal resistance and prevent heat escaping through the walls.

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Installing insulation materials beneath the floorboards of a property or on a concrete floor can aid retention and save energy and associated costs.

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Installing insulation in the rafters or joists in roofs can prevent heat escaping from the roof by trapping heat to prevent loss.

Room In Roof Insulation

Insulation can be installed in a room in the roof space or underneath the roof space, for example an attic or loft conversion, to help retain heat and also to increase water resistance.

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