Home Energy Grants & Funding Updates
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Current position and future support
- No national energy efficiency grant schemes currently available
- Register your interest to receive updates on future programmes
- Potential funding for insulation and energy efficiency improvements
- Heating upgrades such as heat pumps or modern systems
- Schemes that may support improvements to rental properties
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No Active Government Grant Schemes at Present
Grant rules, funding windows, and qualification criteria can change quickly. To receive updates as soon as new schemes are announced, join our grants notification list:
For landlords, this transition period is often a valuable opportunity to plan ahead. With minimum EPC requirements continuing to evolve, many property owners are using this time to understand the most cost-effective pathway to compliance.
Register for Updates on Future Energy Grants
The TargetCO2 Landlord Health Pack is designed to provide clear, practical guidance on your property’s current EPC position and the lowest-cost route to achieving an EPC rating of C. The report focuses on financially sensible improvements rather than theoretical upgrades, helping landlords make informed decisions without unnecessary expenditure.
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FAQ
Most major national schemes have recently closed. Replacement programmes are expected, but confirmed details and launch dates are still pending government announcements.
Indicative signals suggest later in 2026, though funding timelines are controlled by government and can change.
Not necessarily. Many landlords benefit from understanding their property’s improvement pathway early, particularly where future regulations may affect letting ability or financing.
Historically, new schemes often prioritise similar categories (insulation, heating upgrades, low-carbon technologies), but final scope and eligibility rules are not yet confirmed.
Monitoring policy updates and understanding your property’s likely improvement requirements are typically the most effective steps.