ECO4
(Energy Company Obligation)

ECO4 is the 4th phase of the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme. Funded by the UK government, it helps to make homes more energy-efficient, tackling fuel poverty and making energy more affordable for users.

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About the ECO4 Scheme

How does ECO4 work?

The Energy Company Obligation (ECO) is a government energy efficiency scheme in the United Kingdom. It was introduced to address energy efficiency and fuel poverty by reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency in domestic properties.

Under the ECO, larger energy suppliers are obligated to provide funding for energy efficiency improvements in households. The scheme places specific obligations on energy suppliers to deliver energy-saving measures to eligible households. These measures include insulation, boiler upgrades, heating system improvements, and other energy-saving measures.

ECO4 is the 4th phase of the ECO scheme, which is directly rsponsible for tackling fuel poverty and making energy more affordable for consumers. The ECO scheme is periodically reviewed and updated by the UK government to align with national energy efficiency goals and targets. It provides opportunities for eligible households to improve their energy efficiency, reduce their energy bills, and contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

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ECO4 Eligibility

You are eligible for ECO if you own your own home and live in it, or are in private rented accommodation.

Receiving Benefits?

If you are in receipt of any of the following benefits listed here, you will qualify for HHCRO funding.
NB: To qualify the benefit recipient can be anyone that lives in the house as the end-user, for example, a disabled child, Grandparents or parents, or spouse receiving a state benefit.

Not receiving benefits?

If you do not receive any of the above Benefits you may Qualify under LA FLEX (Local Authority Flex) or LADS (Local Authority Delivery Scheme).

ECO4 FAQs*

The ECO scheme is a government initiative in the United Kingdom designed to improve energy efficiency and address fuel poverty by requiring larger energy suppliers to fund energy-saving measures in eligible households. The Government’s Heat and Buildings strategy details how the UK will decarbonise homes as part of setting a path to a net-zero target by 2050.

Eligibility for ECO funding varies depending on the specific obligations. Generally, low-income and vulnerable households, as well as those living in properties with low energy efficiency ratings, are eligible for assistance.

The ECO scheme covers various energy-saving measures, including insulation (such as loft insulation, cavity wall insulation, and solid wall insulation), boiler replacements, heating system upgrades, and other energy-efficient improvements.

The ECO scheme is funded by larger energy suppliers in the UK. They are obligated to meet certain targets and contribute a certain amount of funding towards energy-saving measures for eligible households.
To access ECO funding, you typically need to contact an accredited ECO installer or a participating energy supplier. They will assess your eligibility and guide you through the application process.
Participating in the ECO scheme can lead to improved energy efficiency in your home, reduced energy bills, increased comfort, and a reduced carbon footprint. It can particularly benefit low-income households and those struggling with fuel poverty.
In most cases, eligible households receive ECO measures free of charge. However, it’s important to consult with an accredited ECO installer or energy supplier to understand the specific terms and conditions.
The ECO scheme has been running since 2013 and has undergone several iterations. The duration of each phase or iteration can vary, and it is important to stay updated on the latest information from official government sources.
Yes, landlords can access ECO funding for their rental properties if they meet the eligibility criteria. However, there may be specific requirements and obligations that need to be fulfilled.
For more information about the ECO scheme, it is advisable to visit official government websites, such as the UK government’s Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS), or contact participating energy suppliers and accredited ECO installers who can provide guidance and information specific to your circumstances.

*Please note that specific details and requirements may vary depending on your location and the particular air source heat pump system.

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