Heat pump grants & incentives
Wherever you are in the UK, there are government grants and incentives available to make switching to a heat pump more affordable.
- Live in England or Wales? The Boiler Upgrade Scheme knocks £7,500 off the price of a heat pump.
- In Scotland, there’s a £7,500 grant and a £7,500 interest free loan.
- For low-income households across the UK, the ECO4 scheme can cover the full cost of clean energy upgrades.
£7,500 heat pump grant available in England and Wales with the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
£
£15,000 funding available to install a heat pump in Scotland with the Home Energy Scotland Grant and Loan.
£
The ECO4 scheme, provides low income households with fully-funded clean energy upgrades, like an Aira Heat Pump.
£
Boiler Upgrade Scheme (England & Wales)
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (or ‘BUS’ for short) gives eligible homes a £7,500 grant to help replace their old gas or oil boiler with a clean energy heat pump.
Home Energy Scotland (Scotland)
The Home Energy Scotland Grant and Loan provides up to £15,000 in funding to install a heat pump, of which £7,500 is a grant and £7,500 is an interest-free loan.
ECO4 (low income homes, UK)
The Energy Company Obligation (ECO4) scheme is designed to help lower-income households cut their energy bills and improve home efficiency with fully-funded clean energy improvements.
England & Wales: The Boiler Upgrade Scheme
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) pays you £7,500 when you switch your fossil fuel boiler for an air source heat pump.
As part of your hassle-free switch, we’ll apply for the grant for you and deduct it from your quote, so you don’t have to lift a finger.
Scotland: Home Energy Scotland Grant & Loan
With the Home Energy Scotland Grant and Loan, residents in Scotland can access up to £15,000 in funding to install a heat pump. This includes a £7,500 grant and a £7,500 interest-free loan.
Individuals in rural areas may be eligible for even more. There’s up to £16,500 in funding available, of which £9,000 is a grant and £7,500 is an interest-free loan.
This means you could switch to an Aira Heat Pump for as little as £62.50 per month.*
Low-income households: ECO4 scheme
If you, or someone in your home, receives benefits such as Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or Child Tax Credit, you could qualify for the ECO4 scheme.
This government-backed initiative is designed for low-income households and provides fully funded clean energy upgrades, including insulation, solar panels, and an Aira Heat Pump.
There’s also 0% VAT to pay
Need more reasons to switch? Clean energy home improvements, like switching to a heat pump, installing solar panels and insulating your home, are exempt from VAT until 31st March 2027.
That means you pay 20% less to make your home more energy efficient.
Wondering if you’re eligible for a heat pump grant or incentive?
* HES monthly payment of £62.50 is based on a Home Energy Scotland 10-year plan for a 6KW Aira Heat Pump, standard installation complexity and an upfront cost of £229. Your quote may vary as Aira quotes are tailored based on various factors..
