There are many ways to pay less for home energy including taking advantage of various government energy saving grants.
Making use of the availability of government home energy efficiency grants, including but not limited to green energy grants and energy conservation subsidies offered by the actual provider you get your current energy supplies from can also help to subsidise your own bank account.
An extra benefit to this advice is that you will be helping to reduce global warming without it having an overall impact on your personal bank balance which is always a benefit in these thrifty times.
The UK Government funds various schemes that provide grants to households on certain social benefits to improve their heating and energy efficiency if they own their own home or rent it from a private landlord which in the long run will ensure they pay less to heat their homes.
Low Income Warm Front Grants are available in *England for loft insulation, cavity wall insulation and central heating improvements. You may be eligible for a grant of up to £3,500 (or £6,000 where oil, low carbon or renewable technologies are recommended) under the scheme. …
In Scotland the renewable energy system at home, has now closed to new applicants, however the new energy assistance package which has replaced it could help you save even more money.
In Northern Ireland the Warm Homes Scheme provides a grant to make your home warmer, healthier and more energy efficient with grants available for cavity wall insulation, loft Insulation and a hot water tank jacket right through to either installation of a fully controlled energy-efficient oil or gas central heating system where no system currently exists or conversion of an existing bottled gas (LPG), solid fuel or Economy 7 heating system to oil or natural gas for those on qualifying benefits.
In Wales the HEES grant provides a package of heating and insulation improvements up to the value of £3,600 (or £5,000 where oil central heating is required) in an initiative aimed at making homes in Wales warmer, healthier and more energy efficient.
