Sustainable Warmth Fund

Hart District Council have a new home grant called Sustainable Warmth that is available for lower incomes to help save energy and money as early as this winter. The grants are for those with net household incomes of under £30K AND living in a house that is EPC rated E, F or G.

Across the UK, many households will are seeing the cost of gas and electricity rise by more than 50% as the energy price cap – the limit on what energy suppliers can charge – increases.

This shift will see many feeling the pinch, but there are changes you can make to try and keep energy costs under control. Energy-saving improvements could make your home more efficient, keeping a lid on rising energy prices. Some households across the South East may even be eligible for a government grant to fund energy-efficiency works.

Sustainable Warmth is a new Government grant scheme designed to fund energy-efficiency upgrades to residents who are most likely to be impacted by the high cost of rising bills. These improvements will help residents to use less energy and spend less on their energy bills.