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£7.5K Boiler Upgrade Scheme Fund Available Now

It will provide capital grants to support the installation of heat pumps

Ofgem

How Does The Boiler Upgrade Scheme Work?

The Boiler Upgrade Scheme is an installer-led scheme. This means that the installer will apply for the grant on your behalf. The £7,500 grant will be taken off the final price you pay.
 
£450 million will be invested by the government into the Boiler Upgrade Scheme which will be managed by Ofgem. The grants offered will be:  

  • £7,500 - Air source heat pumps (ASHP) & Ground source heat pumps (GSHP)

 

Take a look at the full application process here

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Ecodan Heat Pumps

Made in Britain, to British Standards, for British Homes

Did you know? 

  • Our new Ecodan R290 heat pump is manufactured in Mitsubishi Electric’s factory in Livingston, Scotland.
  • An advanced facility for the manufacturing of heat pumps, the Livingston plant has been manufacturing air conditioning units for 30 years and producing heat pumps for installation across the UK and Europe since 2009.
  • Today, it is the largest heat pump manufacturer in the UK, employing 1,840 people and helping to support investment in the UK’s green economy and the wider transition to low-carbon heating.

Serious About Sustainability

Creating a more sustainable future

  • Mitsubishi Electric is a market-leader in renewable heating. From small flats to large detached houses, and from an office block to a school, our Ecodan air source heat pumps provide renewable, low carbon space heating and hot water all year round. This reliable, renewable heating technology delivers highly efficient sustainable space heating and hot water.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Planning Permission Needed Before Installing a Heat Pump?

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Are Heat Pumps Noisy?

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Can Heat Pumps Heat My Home In Cold Weather?

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Are Heat Pumps Only Suitable For New Build Homes?

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Is The UK Government Forcing People To Scrap Their Boilers?

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