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Air source heat pump grants

Buying an air source heat pump will help to improve your carbon footprint, and the Boiler Upgrade Scheme could provide up to £7,500 to help with the costs of the installation1.

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There's a whole range of air source heat pump grants

Whether you buy an air source heat pump on finance2, or pay for the heat pump system upfront, buying an air source heat pump is a big investment for your home. However it will help reduce your carbon footprint and can lower your heating costs, particularly if you currently use oil, LPG or electricity to heat your home.*

Luckily there's a range of government air source heat pump grants including the Boiler Upgrade Scheme than could save you £7,500 on the installation of your new air source heat pump system.1 This is available alongside our other energy-efficiency schemes.

 

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The Boiler Upgrade Scheme

The Boiler Upgrade Scheme1 is part of more than £3.9bn of funding announced in the Heat and Buildings Strategy to help cut carbon emissions from homes.

Under the scheme, eligible homeowners will be able to receive government grants for the purchase of low-carbon heating systems such as heat pumps, which are more environmentally-friendly than natural gas boilers.

About the Boiler Upgrade Scheme

The Government is providing grants towards the cost of buying an air source heat pump, and eligible homeowners will get £7,500 off the price of installing one.1

As a Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) accredited installer, we'll administer the grant with Ofgem on your behalf, and deduct the grant amount from your full heat pump system quote. 

This makes it easier for you to reduce your carbon output and enjoy the savings of a heat pump in a quicker time.

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Boiler Upgrade Scheme eligibility criteria

To be eligible for the Boiler Upgade Scheme you need to:

  1. Be a homeowner in England or Wales.
  2. Have an up-to-date Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) that shows that all the basic energy efficiency measures have been installed in your home. Don’t worry if you don’t have this, as we'll be happy to arrange for an EPC and the installation of any required energy efficiency measures.

Payment options

We provide different ways for you to cover the cost of your air source heat pump installation. Find out the best payment options for you.

About our payment options

We provide different ways for you to cover the cost of your air source heat pump installation. Find out the best payment options for you.

About our payment options

More about air source heat pumps from E.ON

If you choose to get an air source heat pump from us, you can be confident that you're receiving a product tailored to your requirements, ensuring you get the perfect comfort levels your home needs.  

Payment options

You can pay in full, or spread the cost of your air source heat pump system with up to two years 0% APR interest free credit. We're a credit broker not a lender.2

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Access to a £7,500 grant

You can get financial help with upfront costs thanks to the Boiler Upgrade Scheme £7,500.1

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A brand you can trust

We're a Which? Trusted Trader, and we cover the installation of the renewable energy products we install in your home through HIES (The Home Insulation and Energy Systems Quality Assured Contractors Scheme.)

Extra protection

We're a Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) accredited heat pump installer, and all air source heat pumps come with a seven year manufacturer warranty.

Other schemes available

Along with the Boiler Upgrade Scheme there are other schemes available, plus benefits and initiatives to not only be more energy-efficient, but to hopefully save money too. 

Green Homes Grant scheme

Depending on your eligibility, you may qualify for our Green Homes Grant local authority projects. This could help you to pay for energy saving measures such as wall insulation, solar panels and air source heat pumps.    

More about Green Homes Grant

Great British Insulation Scheme

See if you're eligible for some extra padding this winter, with the insulation scheme for walls, floors, roofs and more!

More about GBIS

Affordable Warmth scheme

The scheme that helps people heat their homes in an energy-efficient way. You could be eligible for free cavity wall insulation, or a grant for loft insulation. Check if you're eligible today.

More about Affordable Warmth

The legal stuff

1 The Government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme is valid for heat pumps that are commissioned from April 1st 2022. To be eligible for the grant, a valid, Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) from the last 10 years, with no recommendations for cavity wall or loft insulation is required. Unfortunately new build homes are ineligible for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. Owner and property eligibility apply. To see the full eligibility criteria and exclusions, visit the Government Boiler Upgrade Scheme website.  

2 E.ON Energy Installation Services Limited acts as a credit broker not a lender and work exclusively with Creation Consumer Finance Limited who acts as the lender. Credit subject to status, terms and conditions apply and can be found at eonenergy.com/terms-and-conditions/eon-installation, E.ON reserves the right to amend its finance offering at any time and may withdraw at short notice.

E.ON UK plc is an Introducer Appointed Representative of E.ON Energy Installation Services Limited who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in relation to credit broking services under number 750410. Registered in England and Wales under company number 09965944 with its registered office at Westwood Way, Westwood Business Park, Coventry, CV4 8LG.

* Potential annual savings are based on the installing of a standard air source heat pump in an average sized three-bedroom detached home. Savings are dependent on your property size, your household electricity usage, the current of any existing electric storage heater used and its age. Savings are dependent on the current oil/LPG system used, and their age. Figures are sources from the Energy Saving Trust website and are based on fuel prices as of January 2024.

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