Energy Efficiency Schemes
Below is a list of schemes currently available in Ceredigion, together with a link to energy discounts and other grants.
Useful Links
Energy Efficiency
For impartial and independent advice to help you reduce your energy bills, make your home warmer, plan home improvements and make your home greener you can visit the UK Government Improve Energy Efficiency webpage.
Energy Saving Trust is an independent organisation working to address the climate emergency. For information on how to make your home more energy efficient and reduce your carbon emissions please visit the Energy Saving Trust webpage.
Warm Wales are a Community Interest Company that can offer energy advice and help you apply for grants. Please visit the Warm Wales website for further information.
National Energy Action (NEA) is the national fuel poverty charity, working to ensure that everyone in England, Wales and Northern Ireland is warm and safe at home. NEA has useful resources to help those struggling with the cost of energy, as well as an advice line to provide over-the-phone and chat help. For NEA energy advice and information leaflets please visit their Energy Advice & Information Leaflets webpage.
Find an Energy Certificate for your home
To find an energy certificate for your home please visit the UK Government Find an energy certificate webpage.
Get a new Energy Certificate for your home
To get a new energy certificate for your home, you need to have it assessed. The cost of an assessment varies by assessor and the size of the property. After the assessment, the assessor will give you a digital copy of your certificate. To find an accredited assessor for your home please visit the UK Government Get a new energy certificate webpage. When you find an assessor, contact them directly to arrange a viewing and check that they’re part of an accredited scheme.
Priority Services Register
The Priority Services Register is a free support service that Energy Suppliers and network operators offer to help people in vulnerable situations. Each keeps their own register. To sign up for the Priority Services Register you will need to contact your utility suppliers directly. Their contact details can be found either on their websites or on the bills that you are sent. Further information on the Priority Services Register and the support that you may be able to receive can found on Ofgem’s webpage.
Fuel Clubs
Ceredigion Oil clubs can help you save money, connect to our community and reduce carbon emissions. Please visit our Club Cosy - Ceredigion Fuel Clubs page for more information.
Warm Welcome Spaces
Ceredigion County Council and CAVO have been working together to create a network of Warm Welcome Spaces across the County. These community spaces will be kept warm across Winter. The network includes:
- Spaces to work
- Activities for families and children
- Craft clubs
- Pay as you feel cafes
- Dementia friendly spaces
Warm Welcome Spaces must consider Covid-19 in their risk assessments.
To find out more ring Clic on 01545 570881 or visit our Warm Welcome Spaces page.
Check if a heat pump could be suitable for your home
To find out if a heat pump could be a suitable choice of central heating system for your home before you install one, you can visit the UK Government's Check if a heat pump could be suitable for your home webpage.