Sustainable Warmth Cumbria Grants: Sustainable Warmth Cumbria Grants (carlisle.gov.uk)
Cumbrian district councils have secured funding to run the
Sustainable Warmth scheme, which aims to install energy saving measures into
over 1,300 homes across Cumbria.
You could be eligible for a grant up to £25,000 towards
insulation and low carbon heating measures, if your household income is below
£30,000 and your home has a low energy performance.
The scheme offers a range of energy efficiency improvements
such as solid wall and cavity wall insulation, heat pumps, solar panels,
underfloor insulation and first-time double glazing.
The grant is even available for private landlords to apply
for qualifying tenants with up to £5,000 of funding available.
Free Energy Saving Advice from Cold to Cosy Homes
Cumbria: Cold to Cosy Homes Cumbria - CAfS
Cold to Cosy Homes Cumbria is
here to offer FREE energy saving advice and equipment to help you make your
home warmer and more comfortable.
The Cold to Cosy Homes team
has already helped hundreds of households to save money on their heating bills
as well as do their bit for the planet by using less energy.
You or someone you know could
benefit from a FREE advice phone call from a qualified assessor, who will
advise you on the services you could benefit from.
These could include:
- Energy-efficient equipment such as FREE LED light bulbs, sent to
you in the post
- Professionally installed draughtproofing
- Help with your energy bills and advice on switching energy tariff
- Referral to support agencies or for other grants
If you or someone you know has
a health condition, is on a low income or is bereaved or moving in and out of
homelessness, Cumbria Action for Sustainability can provide them with free
advice and support. We can also help people in a range of other circumstances,
including certain benefits. You can have a look at our broad eligibility
criteria online, or just give us a call and we can advise.
You can apply for yourself, or
for someone else.
At Cumbria Action for
Sustainability, we have been helping people to save energy in their homes for
more than 20 years. We run the service in conjunction with the Local Energy
Advice Partnership (LEAP) and councils in Cumbria, supported by funding from
the Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme.
If you need more information,
please contact a member on our team on 01768 216500.
Kind regards
Kate