Get your property energy rating upgraded with some of the following multi measures: Home insulation, Boiler Upgrades for Energy Efficiency, Electric Storage Heating upgrades, Solar Panel Installations to ensure the energy you produce is not wasted and the energy you need is produced by the most efficient means.
✓ Find out in 60 seconds if you qualify
✓ Fill in the qualification questionnaire and we will do the rest of the work
✓ Fast installation turnaround
✓ No hard sales
Replace your existing costly fossil fuel heavy heating system and get your new energy efficient air sourced heating system installed with a £5000 grant towards the costs of your upgraded heating system.
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✓ Fast installation turnaround
✓ Balance top up loans are available
✓ Get your new boiler installed with low interest finance options
✓ Reduce your energy bills drastically
✓ The future of renewable heating
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✓ Get your new Solar PV system designed and installed with low interest finance options
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FIND OUT IF YOU QUALIFY IN 60 SECONDS!
As part of the Governments Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme you as a homeowner or tenant could be able to have many energy efficient measures carried out on your property to increase the properties energy performance rating and save you energy. The scheme looks at properties and looks to carry out multiple measure in the form of Insulating the property, upgrading the heating systems efficiencies whether that be in the form of upgrading existing electric storage heaters, replacing existing gas boiler to either new more efficient gas boilers or air source heating systems and energy offsets such as solar panel installation. If you qualify under the following then you could be in line to receive a mix of some of these measures all at no cost to you.
ECO4 IS NOW UNDERWAY
RE4U are operating under the fourth phase of the energy company obligation scheme, which is a 4 year long scheme to improve the energy efficiency of our customers homes.
Help from your energy supplier: the Affordable Warmth Obligation You might be able to get help for energy-saving improvements to your home if you either:
- Claim certain benefits and live in private housing (for example you own your home or rent from a private landlord)
- Live in social housing
- You may get help with the cost of:
- Insulation work, for example to your loft or cavity walls
- Replacing or repairing your boiler – or other upgrades to your heating such as an air source heat pump or any other renewable heating source.
If you claim benefits and live in private housing – You might be eligible for help if you live in private housing and get one of the following benefits:
- Child Tax Credit
- Housing Benefit
- Working Tax Credit
- Universal Credit
- Pension Credit
- Income Support
- income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)
- income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
- Child Benefit
If you rent you must have the owner’s permission to do the work.
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Renewable Energy 4U is committed to meeting the energy needs of today while paving the way for a more sustainable future. With a focus on world-class operation, development, and construction of renewable energy assets, we’re dedicated to building a greener world one project at a time.
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To encourage sustainable technology, The UK Government Energy Grants make renewable solutions more affordable for homeowners.
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With £300 billion invested in low-carbon energy since 2010, and another £100 billion expected by 2030, the UK is working to secure its energy independence, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and stabilising energy costs
FAQs
The optimal system to heat and cool your home depends on your specific needs, the climate, and your home’s insulation. Heat pumps are increasingly popular as they offer both heating and cooling efficiently. They are particularly effective in moderate climates. For those in areas with more extreme temperatures, combining a heat pump with a secondary heating system, like a gas boiler, might be necessary.
The typical cost of installing air conditioning ranges from £1,000 to £3,000 per unit. the cost is dependant on the size of the unit, the efficiency of the model, and how frequently it’s used. Running a standard air conditioning unit might cost around £0.44 per hour.
Signs that you might need a new boiler include frequent breakdowns, increasing energy bills, the boiler struggling to heat your home, unusual noises, and leaks. If your boiler is over 15 years old, it might also be time to consider a replacement to improve efficiency and safety.
Fitting a new boiler usually takes 1 to 3 days. The exact time can vary depending on whether you’re replacing an existing boiler or installing one in a new location, which may require additional pipework and labour.
In the UK, electricity suppliers may pay you for the excess energy your solar panels export back to the grid. This is facilitated through schemes like the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG), where suppliers pay you for renewable energy you generate and send back to the grid.
Despite their efficiency, the uptake of heat pumps in the UK has been slow. This is primarily due to high initial costs and the perception that they are less effective in poorly insulated homes. However, the government offers grants, such as the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, to help offset these initial costs, making heat pumps a more attractive long-term investment for efficiently heating your home.
The UK government is promoting renewable energy sources in homes and businesses to reduce carbon emissions, which are a significant contributor to climate change. By setting up grants and incentive schemes, the government aims to make sustainable options more accessible and encourage a shift away from fossil fuels.
There are several types of heat pumps, each suited to different environments and needs:
- Air source heat pumps extract heat from the outside air.
- Ground source heat pumps use heat from underground.
- Water source heat pumps extract heat from a nearby water source.
- All these options convert natural heat from these sources into usable energy for heating homes efficiently.
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Take control of your energy future and make a positive impact on the environment. Contact RenewableEnergy4U today for a free consultation and discover how our solar PV systems, air source heat pumps, boiler upgrades, and participation in the ECO Scheme can transform your property.
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