The Green Homes Grant is a Government initiative which will save people up to £10,000. Both homeowners will benefit from the policy, which comes as part of the Green Deal. The deal helps people to make energy-saving improvements to their home and pay for them.
How do you qualify for the Green Homes Grant?
Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the Green Homes Grant on July 8 this year, and it works to help people get assistance in making their house more energy-efficient.
The scheme will help low-income families to make the changes with thousands of pounds in subsidies.
They will be able to secure 100 percent Government funding to upgrade their homes, up to £10,000 in vouchers.
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Martin Lewis of MoneySavingExpert explained other potential criteria.
He said: “With the Green Deal (a similar type of scheme a few years ago from the Coalition Government) you had to have a pre-qualifying inspection – and the inspectors decided what your home was suitable for.
“My totally unsubstantiated guess is that it is likely there will be some form of pre-qualification assessment here. It may also be that they dictate what your home needs.
“For example, for those wanting double-glazing, you may be told that it needs to be part of a package with floor insulation.”