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ECO4 Funded Air Source Heat Pumps


Air source heat pumps through the eco4 scheme

As part of the governments commitment to net-zero by 2050, ECO4 provides qualifying households with the opportunity to receive an Air Source Heat Pump alongside insulation.


If you, or someone in your household is in receipt of a qualifying benefit, you could receive an Air Source Heat Pump for free through the government backed ECO4 scheme.


These grants are available to Home Owners, Tenants and Landlords.



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Do I qualify for a free ECO4 Air Source Heat Pump grant?


To qualify for a free Air Source Heat Pump via the ECO4 scheme, you or someone in your household must be in receipt of one of the benefits listed below.


  • Child Benefit (conditions apply)
  • Child Tax Credit
  • Employment & Support Allowance
  • Housing Benefit
  • Income support
  • Job Seekers Allowance
  • Pension Credit Guarantee Credit
  • Pension Credit Savings Credit
  • Universal Credit
  • Working Tax Credit
  • Warm Homes Discount




FAQs:

What is the Eco air source heat pump scheme?


This initiative, supported by the government, commenced in 2013, and the most recent funding structure is a revision of ECO3. Starting from late 2022, ECO4 will aid eligible households in England, Wales, and Scotland in implementing energy efficiency measures. This funding will be available until 2026.


Are air source heat pumps classed as renewable energy?


Since the sun heats the air, ground, or water, the energy generated by heat pumps is considered "renewable," despite the fact that the pump operates on electricity.


Are air source heat pumps eco friendly?


Indeed, air source heat pumps are significantly more eco-friendly compared to conventional gas boilers. The installation of a heat pump has the potential to reduce your carbon emissions by over 23 tonnes of CO2 within a 10-year span.


Do you need a hot water tank with a heat pump?


A typical heat pump doesn't supply hot water instantly like a combi boiler does. Therefore, you'll require a method for storing hot water, such as a hot water cylinder, for use when needed.



Can you get instant hot water with an air source heat pump?


Many heat pumps are engineered to heat water for your central heating system to temperatures ranging from 45-50°C, while domestic hot water is typically used at temperatures between 38-42°C. However, unlike a combi boiler, a domestic heat pump lacks the capability to produce hot water rapidly enough to deliver a sufficient flow for baths, taps, and showers.



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