The ECO4 scheme was introduced last year and has helped many homes across the UK.
From loft insulation to installing an air source heat pump, the ECO4 scheme offers low-income households a wide range of free energy-saving measures.
To qualify for the ECO4 scheme, you must:
ECO+ has been rebranded as the Great British Insulation Scheme. Under the new scheme there will be two groups with different eligibility criteria: the General group and the low-income eligibility group.
To be eligible for scheme you'll need to:
receive means-tested benefits or live in a home that falls within Council Tax bands A-D in England, A-E in Scotland and A-E in Wales
If eligible for the Great British Insulation Scheme, you'll receive a single insulation measure (loft or cavity wall insulation).
If you have already applied for ECO4 you can still apply for the Great British Insulation Scheme.
The Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme was set up in April 2013. The scheme aims to help eligible customers make their homes more energy-efficient by installing free energy-saving measures and heating improvements. This helps customers keep their homes warm and energy consumption down.
Eligible EDF customers can install a range of energy efficiency improvements that will help them improve their home's EPC rating.
How will it work?
It's all about improving the EPC rating. Eligible customers will have a survey carried out on their homes. This will identify to the installer which package of measures will need to be installed to improve a customer's EPC rating.
It's important now, more than ever, to stay in control of your energy. With a smart meter, you'll easily be able to track your energy usage and see where you can save so that you can lower your bills and your carbon footprint.
Smart benefits include:
Are you worried about bills, managing your money or need additional support? Find out what support we have to help you.
Energy Hub is accessible in MyAccount. It is available for residential smart metered customers that have both electricity and gas supplied by EDF on a single rate tariff, or those who are supplied electricity by EDF on a single rate tariff. The smart meter must also be commissioned.