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Can I get a grant for solar panels in Scotland?

Possibly, but there is no universal standalone solar grant. Support usually sits inside a wider scheme that lists solar PV or storage among its eligible measures, or inside a loan route. Eligibility depends on the scheme, the property and the funding body's approval — we check the current position rather than assume it.

Can Greentech apply for the grant for me?

Most schemes are applied for by the customer or organisation, not by the installer, and the decision always sits with the funding body. What we do is assess the property technically, provide the quote and documentation the application needs, and install to the standard the scheme requires.

Does funding guarantee my property is technically suitable?

No. Scheme eligibility and technical suitability are separate questions. A property can meet every published condition and still need a supply upgrade, roof work or a different design. We assess suitability independently of the funding route.

What happens if a grant closes?

It stops being available, and work started after the closure is normally not eligible. Our funding database records closing dates against each scheme, and the site will not present a closed window as open. The technical project can still proceed on a commercial basis.

Is the funding free money that I never repay?

Not always. Many routes are interest-free loans rather than grants, and some are a mixture: a grant for one measure, a loan for the balance. We tell you which is which before you commit, because it changes the arithmetic entirely.

Do I need to use an accredited installer?

Most schemes require it, and some require the installer to be registered with the scheme itself before work starts. Greentech's electrical work is delivered under our NICEIC approved contractor status, and we confirm the specific scheme requirement before quoting.

Will charging affect my electricity supply or require an upgrade?

Often it can be managed without one. Load management keeps the site or property within its existing capacity, which is normally far cheaper than a supply upgrade. Where an upgrade is unavoidable, the network operator's timescale becomes part of the programme.

Heat pumps

Heat pump grants in Scotland

Heat pumps are the technology most consistently supported by domestic funding in Scotland. Support may be available subject to scheme criteria, the property's fabric and heating system, and approval by the funding body.

A heat pump is a whole-house decision, not a box swap. The survey, the emitter sizing and the electrical supply decide whether it performs — and whether the funded measure is worth installing at all.

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Most consistent domestic route

Home Energy Scotland grant and loan

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Heat loss calculation and emitter sizing

Often required first

Fabric improvement and insulation

Electrical side

Supply capacity, dedicated circuit, controls

Routes that may support clean heating

Each card is generated from our central funding database. Where a window has closed, it says so — we do not present a closed scheme as open.

Energy supplier obligation

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Energy Company Obligation (ECO) and supplier schemes

Energy suppliers are obliged to deliver a proportion of energy-efficiency improvements to eligible homes, and some suppliers run their own additional schemes. Eligibility and the measures offered sit with the supplier and the scheme rules.

Designed for: Homeowner, Tenant, Landlord
Potential support: Set by the obligation and by each supplier's own offer.
Key considerations: Eligibility is determined by the supplier obligation rules in force at the time, the property, the heating system and, in some routes, household circumstances. Suppliers and their agents assess and approve.

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Government grant and interest-free loan

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Home Energy Scotland Grant and Loan

The Scottish Government's main domestic route for clean heating and energy efficiency, administered through Home Energy Scotland. Grant support and interest-free loan funding may be available for qualifying measures, and the funding body - not Greentech - decides eligibility.

Designed for: Homeowner, Landlord
Potential support: Grant and loan levels are set by the funding body and vary by measure. Confirm the current published levels with Home Energy Scotland.
Key considerations: Scottish homeowners and some landlords, where the property and the proposed measure meet the scheme's own technical rules. An assessment and a quote from an eligible installer normally form part of the process.

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Government loan

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Home Energy Scotland landlord support

Loan and grant routes for landlords improving the energy performance of let property in Scotland, delivered through Home Energy Scotland under the same scheme rules as the domestic routes.

Designed for: Landlord, Business
Potential support: Set by the funding body and varies by measure and property.
Key considerations: Landlords of eligible Scottish property, where the measure and the property meet the scheme's technical rules. Energy Performance Certificate conditionality can apply to let property.

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Government fuel-poverty programme

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Warmer Homes Scotland

A Scottish Government programme aimed at households living in, or at risk of, fuel poverty. It provides a package of heating and insulation improvements through a national delivery contractor, following the programme's own assessment.

Designed for: Homeowner, Tenant
Potential support: The package is defined by the programme, not by Greentech.
Key considerations: Households in Scotland who meet the programme's eligibility conditions, which are assessed by the scheme. The programme has its own survey and delivery rules, and its own appointed installation contractor.

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What you need to know

How the support works

Domestic heat pump support in Scotland normally involves a grant towards the measure and, where available, interest-free loan funding for the balance or for additional measures. The household applies, and a quote from an eligible installer supports it.

Because the funding body assesses the application, timescales are set by them rather than by us. We plan the installation around the approval, not the other way round.

What the property needs before a heat pump

A heat pump runs at lower flow temperatures than a boiler, so it needs a building that holds heat and emitters that can release it at those temperatures. Where that is not true, the honest answer is that fabric work comes first.

Room-by-room heat loss calculation
Radiator and underfloor emitter sizing at the design flow temperature
Hot water cylinder position, size and recovery
Insulation, draught-proofing and ventilation strategy
Electrical supply capacity and a dedicated supply for the unit

Why the electrical assessment is not optional

Heat pumps are a continuous, weather-dependent load, and many Scottish properties have a supply that is already close to its limit. Upgrading a supply takes time and involves the network operator, so it belongs in the plan from the start rather than at commissioning.

Heat pumps

Ask about heat pump funding and suitability

Tell us the property, the current heating and whether any insulation work has been done. We will set out the technical position and the routes worth checking.

Questions we are asked about funding

The grant is the start of the project, not the end of it

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Already have renewable assets?

Funding is not the only opportunity. Understanding the condition, safety and performance of existing solar, battery or charging assets could identify problems, risks and optimisation opportunities — particularly where an installation has never been independently inspected.

Explore the Renewable Condition Report