What is the Green Homes Grant Scheme?

The Green Homes Grant (GHG) scheme was launched by the Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to enable homeowners to become more energy efficient whilst supporting the job market from the after effects of COVID-19.
 
As a result, there has been £2bn of funding allocated to support this scheme; £1.5bn available to homeowners and £500 million through Local Authorities.
 
Those who are on income support can receive up to £10,000. Homeowners who are able to pay, can apply for the grant and receive 2/3 of the total cost of the installation capped to £5,000.

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How does the Green Homes Grant Scheme work?
 

When applying for the grant, you will need to pick at least one primary measure, this will enable you to access secondary measures.
 
Primary measures include: Secondary measures include:
  • First Time Double or triple glazing or secondary glazing
  • Doors, if they are older than 2002
  • ‘Smart’ thermostat control and heating system insulation 

How does the process work?
 
In order to be eligible for the grant, you will need to apply online and in return receive vouchers which you will need to redeem.
 
5 easy steps:
1. Visit The IAA members list and pick one of our TrustMark registered installers: www.theiaa.co.uk/installer-list/
2. Visit www.simpleenergyadvice.org.uk to submit your application. When completing your application, you will need to:
  • Select your primary and secondary measure/s
  • List your chosen IAA installer
3. You will then receive your vouchers, naming your chosen installer
4. Contact your chosen installer to arrange a time and date that suits you
5. Once the work is carried out, your installer will issue you with The IAAs guarantee
 
Please note all work will need to be completed by 31st March 2022.
 
Please visit our Members List and choose a TrustMark installer.
 
If you are a homeowner and would like more information, visit our Homeowner Advice page.