At AgilityEco, we can help design, mobilise and deliver your Warm Homes: Local Grant Programme.
What is the Warm Homes: Local Grant?
The Warm Homes: Local Grant is a UK Government funded fuel-poverty programme delivered by local authorities in England. The grant aims to improve the energy efficiency of homes and increase low-carbon heating installations for low-income households.
How can AgilityEco help you?
At AgilityEco, we specialise in project design and delivery. We can construct a programme to meet your tailored needs, ensuring smooth execution, maximising funding and working with our trusted delivery network to achieve the best outcomes for households.
Our end-to-end services include:
- Efficient scheme mobilisation
- Local household data analysis using our bespoke data tools
- Client-specific marketing strategies delivering quality lead generation
- Bespoke customer journey with agreed Service Level Agreements (SLAs)
- Supply chain engagement and development, if required
- Batching management
- DESNZ reporting templates completed for clients.
- All data handled in accordance with ISO27001
- Effective budget and risk management, including Administration and Ancillary management
- Quality assurance and compliance as standard.
- Technical retrofit design and compliance services are available in-house
- Combining Warm Homes: Local Grant with other funding streams, where possible
Find out how we can enhance the impact of Warm Homes: Local Grant in your area.
Our success in delivering the Home Upgrade Grant
We supported 41 Local Authorities with their Home Upgrade Grant Phase 2 (HUG2) delivery. By collaborating with our partners and a network of installers, we were able to maximise funding and achieve the following results:
- Upgraded 1251 homes
- Delivered 2,427 energy-saving measures
- Completed over 25% of all HUG2 works nationwide
*Figures correct as of end of December 2024
FAQs
The Warm Homes: Local Grant is part of the Government's Warm Homes Plan, aiming to improve energy efficiency of 5 million homes, reduce fuel poverty, and support Net Zero 2050 goals in England and Wales. With £500 million in funding, the programme will launch in April 2025 and is expected to run for three to five years.
The support will be aimed at low-income private homeowners and landlords who have low-income tenants. The grant is specifically for properties located in England with an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of D to G. Unlike the Home Upgrade Grant (HUG), this programme is open to all fuel types.