UK Launches £15 Billion Warm Homes Plan with Free Upgrades and Low-Interest Loans
The plan aims to lift up to one million families out of fuel poverty by 2030 through £15 billion in public investment and clean technology upgrades.
- On January 15, 2026 the government unveiled the Warm Homes Plan, a £15 billion programme offering homeowners government-backed zero and low-interest loans for solar panels, heat pumps and batteries.
- The plan aims to help lift up to five million homes and up to one million families out of fuel poverty, building on last year's measures that took an average of £150 off energy bills.
- Funding includes specific pots such as £15 billion for low-income households, £2 billion for consumer loans, and £2.7 billion for heat pump schemes, officials detailed.
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Households must be guaranteed warmer homes under new government plan, says East Sussex energy charity
Local community benefit society Energise Sussex Coast is calling for a Warm Homes Guarantee to be placed at the centre of the government's new £15bn 'Warm Homes Plan' to upgrade 5 million UK homes.
Zero-bills homes: how you could pay nothing for your energy
Many people in the UK are taking advantage of private schemes to reduce their energy bills, buying “zero-bills homes” not only to reduce their energy bills, but remove them entirely.It comes as the government today launched its £15 billion “Warm Homes plan” in a bid to “upgrade the nation’s homes, help families cut their energy bills, and tackle fuel poverty”.This will include providing zero-interest loans to homeowners to fund heat pumps, with …
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