Associated Response is a Green Deal PAS2030 accredited company, as such we can help with the installation of certain heating measures set out in the grant scheme below. Have a read and let us know if we can help. Especially those who have purchased their property in the last 12 months as there is an extra £500 available. Contact the office on 02083666420 GDHIF (DECC) Today at 5:24 AM To Dear Householder, I am delighted to let you know that the second release of the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund will open to applications on Wednesday 10 December 2014. More details are included further in this email. Since its launch in June 2014, the scheme has proved incredibly popular, providing vouchers to over 20,000 households and enabling people to make vital energy saving improvements to their home. We know the best way for households to cut their bills is to use less energy – and improving the energy efficiency of their homes is a vital step. The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund makes this possible - providing families in England and Wales with money back for improvements so they can experience the benefits of a warmer home and lower energy bills. As a Government, we’ve already taken £50 off energy bills this year and ensured energy companies make things simpler and easier for bill payers. To build on this good work, and with the consumer always at the forefront of my mind, I expect that the next release of funds for the Green Deal Home Improvement will open to applications in February, 2015. I am confident this will help even more people enjoy lower bills and a warmer home for years to come. Best wishes, cid:[email protected] Amber Rudd MP Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Household Energy Efficiency GREEN DEAL HOME IMPROVEMENT FUND CHANGES ALREADY ANNOUNCED As you know from our recent letter, there are some changes you will need to be aware of for the second release of the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund. The documents you will need are: a. A Green Deal Advice Report, or an EPC from the last two years which recommends the measure(s) you are applying for; b. A quote for each energy saving improvement for which an application is made, and c. Landlords (or other undertakings) will need to provide proof of ownership of the property or properties To find the full details of the requirements please take a look at the Department of Energy and Climate Change’s blog which provides further details: Click here for the DECC blog GREEN DEAL HOME IMPROVEMENT FUND DETAILS ANNOUNCED From 9am on Wednesday 10 December up to £30 million in vouchers will be available for householders throughout England and Wales to help them to make energy efficiency improvements to their homes. Click here for press announcement. Through this second release of funding for the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund there will be up to £5,600 available to help with the cost of installing energy saving measures such as solid wall insulation, double glazing, boilers, cavity wall and floor insulation. Through this second release of funding, domestic energy customers can now receive: · up to £4000 for installing solid wall insulation and/or · up to £1000 for installing two measures from an approved list · up to £100 refunded for their Green Deal Assessment if they go on to install measures through the scheme. A rebate towards the cost of a Green Deal Advice Report is subject to a successful voucher application, the installation of the eligible measures through the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund and compliance with the scheme terms and conditions. In addition, there’ll also be up to £500 available for people who apply to the fund within 12 months of buying a new home. Further customer terms and conditions apply. Click here for terms and conditions The first release of the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund was incredibly popular, and with this in mind, the £30 million has been split into two categories: · Up to £24 million for solid wall insulation · Up to £6 million for two measures from a list of home improvements available under the scheme Once the funding under each category has been committed, no more applications will be taken for that category – although applications will still be taken for the other category if funds are still available. You will need a separate email address for each application you make, or a separate email if you have applied in the past and are intending to apply again. Remember, people applying for the scheme must be the owner or occupier of the property they are improving. Managing agents will not be eligible to apply under the scheme. DECC may vary the terms of the scheme (including the incentive rates) or suspend or close the scheme, with immediate effect, without notice and at any time. The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund has been an incredibly popular scheme and funds are limited. The original of this email was scanned for viruses by the Government Secure Intranet virus scanning service supplied by Vodafone in partnership with Symantec. (CCTM Certificate Number 2009/09/0052.) This email has been certified virus free. Communications via the GSi may be automatically logged, monitored and/or recorded for legal purposes. Thank you for taking the time to read this, Hugh Doyle, Associated Response Heating and Plumbing
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