Up to £7,500 off a heat pump in England and Wales, or £9,000 for homes heated by oil or LPG until 31 March 2027. Your installer applies for you.
Last reviewed 3 November 2026 · Independent guide, not affiliated with the UK Government
| What you install | Grant |
|---|---|
| Air source (air-to-water) heat pump | £7,500 |
| Ground or water source heat pump | £7,500 |
| Extra for oil or LPG homes with no mains gas, until March 2027 | +£1,500 |
| Biomass boiler (rural, off-gas homes only) | £5,000 |
| Air-to-air heat pump | £2,500 |
Who can get it
- You own the property in England or Wales. This includes landlords, second homes and businesses.
- You’re replacing oil, gas, LPG or electric heating.
- You can still apply if you’ve had insulation funding before.
Who can’t
- Social housing
- Most new builds still being built by a developer
- Homes that have already had government funding for a heat pump or biomass boiler
How it works
- Find an MCS-certified installer and get quotes.
- Your installer applies and takes the grant off your price.
- The heat pump must be installed and commissioned within 120 days of the application.
Scotland has its own scheme through Home Energy Scotland. You can combine this grant with a Warm Homes loan. The scheme’s budget is £400m for 2027-28.
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