All Warm Homes Plan Leads are confirmed by telephone to ensure that applicants satisfy the relevant qualifying criteria and we only supply individual Warm Homes Plan leads to one installation company.

All Synergi Marketing websites are GDPR compliant and we are registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office as a Data Controller.

More information about the Warm Homes Plan can be found at www.warmhomesplan.co.uk

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When Warm Homes Plan Leads are forwarded to an installer with Warm Homes Plan accreditation, we provide the following information:

1. Title
2. Full name and address including post code
3. Telephone number
4. Email address
5. The best time of day to contact them.
6. Confirmation that they are home owners or private tenants.
7. The type of property and how many bedrooms it has.
8. Which State Benefits or Allowances they receive, if any or confirmation that their household income is below £36,000.
9. Whether they are interested in a grant or an interest free loan.
10. And finally, that they agree to the Terms & Conditions and the Privacy Policy or our website.

Only when we have gathered all of the relevant information are Warm Homes Plan Leads forwarded to installation companies with Warm Homes Plan accreditation. Qualified leads are only supplied to one company.

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The Warm Home: Local Grant is designed to help low-income households, both homeowners and private tenants, to install cleaner and more energy efficient heating systems. Funding is also available for improved insulation and a full list of products covered is shown below. To qualify for a grant, you must:

• Live in England (other schemes may be available in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland).
• Be a low-income household. (That is: someone living permanently in your home must receive one of the qualifying means-tested benefits OR the total household income is below £36,000 OR you live in a post code area which the government has designated as a ‘generally deprived area’).
• Live in a home which has an Energy Performance Certificate rating of D, E, F or G.

If you do not qualify for a grant, you should qualify for an interest free or low-cost loan as long as the property is in England and meets the EPC requirements of the Plan.

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The Government’s Warm Homes Plan provides grants and loans for a variety low-carbon, renewable energy heating systems such as heat pumps, solar panels and biomass boilers as well as insulation measures.

Heating Measures are expected to include:

Air source heat pumps

Ground source heat pumps

Biomass boilers

Solar PV panels, normally alongside battery storage

Solar thermal water heating systems

High heat retention Electric storage heaters

Insulation Measures are expected to include:

Loft insulation

Cavity wall insulation

Solid wall insulation

Room-in-roof insulation (for attic rooms)

Flat roof insulation

Double glazed windows and doors

Draught proofing

Other Products are expected to include:

Digital smart heating controls

Low energy lighting

Hot water cylinder thermostats

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Families to save in biggest home upgrade plan in British history

Government launches ‘Warm Homes Plan’ to upgrade the nation’s homes, help families cut their energy bills, and tackle fuel poverty.

From: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, The Rt Hon Sir Keir Starmer KCB KC MP and The Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP

• Government launches £15 billion Warm Homes Plan to help millions of families benefit from solar panels, batteries, heat pumps and insulation that can cut energy bills
• A plan for all types of households, with targeted interventions for those on low incomes; upgrades for social housing; new protections for renters; and a universal offer for all households to upgrade homes if and when they want to
• Plan will help lift up to one million families out of fuel poverty and tackle long term energy costs, following government’s intervention to take an average of £150 of costs off energy bills for all families this April

Families across the country will see lower energy bills as a result of the government’s comprehensive plan to upgrade the nation’s homes.

The Warm Homes Plan will deliver £15 billion of public investment, roll out upgrades to up to 5 million homes that could save them hundreds on energy bills and help to lift up to a million families out of fuel poverty by 2030.

The government has already taken immediate action on the cost of living at the Budget, taking an average of £150 of costs off energy bills from April. On top of this, around 6 million households will receive the £150 Warm Home Discount – a total package of £300.

Upgrading homes is one of the best ways to bring down bills for good, and this plan is a vital next step in addressing the long-term issue of energy affordability for the country. Home insulation installations fell by more than 90% between 2010 and 2024, and millions of households have paid higher energy bills as a result.

The British people are currently showing record demand for home clean energy products like solar panels and heat pumps. The cost of these products continues to fall, but they are still out of reach for too many – and this plan will help bring these costs down so working people can benefit.

The Warm Homes Plan targets help at low-income families, alongside a universal offer, to ensure that working families can feel the benefits of products that can cut their bills.

The Warm Homes Plan was initially introduced by the Government as a policy in November 2024 and at that time the then Minister for Energy Consumers Miatta Fahnbulleh said: