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Claiming your Green Homes Grant

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The Benefits

What is the Green Homes Grant?On Tuesday 7th July the Government announced a new £2 billion scheme . The scheme helps homeowners across England improve the energy efficiency of their homes. Customers will be able to apply for the Green Homes Grant in September 2020 and it will run until March 2021.

How do I get the Green Homes Grant?Commencing at the end of September 2020, homeowners across England will be able to access advice and support on improving the energy efficiency of their homes via the Simple Energy Advice Service . Households will be offered a list of approved TrustMark and MCS registered tradespeople in their local area to carry out the work. Once the works are agreed, vouchers will issued so work can commence.

As one of the UK's most popular low-carbon solutions providers, we welcome proactive steps that support our customers towards achieving net-zero. By registering your interest on our website means we can assist at the earlier stages to ensure your application is successful.

You can start the process by visiting our website: www.ukenergy.org.uk

How much can I get from the Green Homes Grant scheme?For most people, the grant will cover two-thirds of the cost up to a maximum of £5,000. However there may be additional third party funding to support your contribution depending on where

you

live. Please speak to a team member to find out more.

For

homeowners

on

lower

incomes (please see the last page noting eligibility criteria),

the

scheme

could

give

you

free

energy- efficient

measures

up

to

a

value

of

£10,000.

Tel: 0333 577 6070 Email: homes@ukenergy.org.uk

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Our Process

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1. Visit our website and click the "claim your voucher button"After completion , a team member will call or email you to discuss your requirements and go through eligibility criteria.

This ensures you have the correct advice relating to

the

grant

and

betters

your

chances in requesting a voucher later on.

Obtaining a Voucher

2. Agree the works you require

3. Book your appointment

4. Claim your voucher

5. Enjoy the benefits!

UK Energy are specialists in home automation and insulation, however we work with a number of accredited partners should you require alternative and eligible requirements for your property.

Our friendly team will schedule the works to suit you and keep you informed by SMS and Email also.

Our engineers are trained in the claims process. Whilst we cannot do this on your behalf, they will be happy to help after the installation is complete.

Sit back and enjoy significant carbon and cost savings in a warmer home.

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Green Homes Grant Voucher Scheme

Available measures

The available measures are split into “primary” and “secondary” categories. Households will need to install at least one of the primary measures below to qualify for funding. Insulation: Solid wall, cavity wall, under-floor, loft, flat roof, room in roof, park home. Low carbon heat: Air source heat pump, ground source heat pump, solar thermal “Top ups” are allowed (e.g. additional loft insulation up to the recommended level, solid wall insulation for other walls where a wall has been previously insulated), but replacements are not included. So long as there is at least one primary measure in the package of works, households will also be able to install secondary measures. Secondary measures can only be subsidised up to the amount of subsidy provided for primary measures. (e.g. if a household receives £1,000 for primary measures, they can only receive a maximum of £1,000 towards secondary measures). The secondary measures are:

• Draught proofing

• Windows and doors: Double/triple glazing (where replacing single glazing), secondary

glazing (in addition to single glazing), upgrading to energy efficient doors (where replacing doors installed prior to 2002).

• Heating controls and insulation: appliance thermostats, hot water tank thermostats,

hot water tank insulation, smart heating controls, zone controls, delayed start thermostat, thermostatic radiator valves

For low-carbon heating to be installed, households will need to have adequate insulation (e.g. wall and loft, where applicable). These can be installed as part of a package – they do not have to already be in situ. Eligibility For the general scheme, the following properties are eligible: • All owner-occupied homes (including long-leaseholders, shared ownership) • Landlords of private rented sector domestic properties • Landlords of social sector domestic properties (including LA owned homes) • Park home owners (for residential sites including Gypsy and Traveller sites)

New-build domestic properties and non-domestic properties are not eligible.

For the low-income scheme, only owner-occupied properties and park homes are eligible. Households receiving income-based or disability benefits would be eligible for a fully funded package of measures. Eligibility for low-income scheme You qualify for the Green Home Grants low-income scheme if you receive at least one of the following benefits: • Income based Jobseekers allowance (JSA) • Income based Employment & Support Allowance (ESA) • Income Support (IS) • Pension Guarantee Credit • Working Tax Credit (WTC) • Child Tax Credits (CTC) • Universal Credit (UC) • Disability Living Allowance (DLA) • Personal Independence Payment (PIP) • Attendance Allowance • Carer’s Allowance • Severe Disablement Allowance • Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit • Contribution based Jobseekers allowance (JSA) • Contribution based Employment & Support Allowance (ESA) • Housing benefit