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Residents in the Scarborough Borough may be able to receive
funding towards a range of energy efficiency home improvements to reduce their
fuel bills whilst keeping warm and cosy.
Measures available in the scheme include:
Funding is secured from the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme. The amount residents can receive is subject to survey with certain measures being fully funded in some cases.
Are you eligible?
If you are a Scarborough resident, there are various ways you could be eligible for funding:
You may be eligible if you receive one of the following benefits:
Child benefit
thresholds (before tax and National Insurance)
Type of
claimant
|
Number
of children or qualifying young persons
|
|||
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 + |
Single
claimant
|
£19,900 |
£24,800 |
£29,600 |
£34,500 |
Member
of a couple
|
£27,500 |
£32,300 |
£37,200 |
£42,000 |
You may be eligible if you meet the conditions of one of the following routes:
Route 1 - Household income
Households with an EPC rating of D, E, F or G and with a gross household income of £31,000 or less.
Route 2 - Proxy targeting
Households living in EPC band E, F or G that meet a combination of two of the following (Proxies 1 & 3 cannot be used in combination with each other)
Proxy 1: Your home is in a Lower Super Output Area (LSOA 1-3)
Proxy 2: You receive a Council tax rebate based on low income
Proxy 3: You have been identified in the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) as living in a cold home
Proxy 4: You are receiving free school meals for low income
Proxy 5: You are supported by a local authority run scheme described as supporting low income and vulnerable households
Proxy 6: You have been referred to your local authority for support by your energy supplier or Citizens Advice due to struggling with the cost of energy bills
Proxy 7: You have been identified through supplier debt data
Route 3 - NHS Referral
You receive a referral through the NHS as you have been identified as low income/vulnerable and you have health conditions which could be impacted further by living in a cold home.
These health conditions may fall under one of the four umbrella conditions:
Find out more about saving energy and the funding opportunities available.