Energy Savings Trust Scottish Grant - domestic property
Last updated: December 2023
Please note grant information and availability from support agencies and government may change at very short notice. We do try our best to keep the information on this page as accurate as possible but we accept no responsibility if the information changes and becomes out of date.
PLEASE READ: Latest Update December 2023
Please note grant information and availability from support agencies and government may change at very short notice. We do try our best to keep the information on this page as accurate as possible but we accept no responsibility if the information changes and becomes out of date.
PLEASE READ: Latest Update December 2023
- Energy Savings Trust will be closing the grant to new applications at 5.30pm on 3 January 2024. Grants are offered on a first come first served basis and on the condition that all work and final claim documents will be completed and returned by 15 March 2024. Failure to meet this deadline will result in grant offer being removed. Please note submitting an application does not guarantee funding.
- If customers submit enquiry forms from 22nd December 2023 onwards we can no longer guarantee customers will receive quotations before 3 January 2024 so we cannot be held responsible for customers missing out on the grant deadline imposed by EST.
- Details of grant funding for 2024 has not been released yet.
People living in Scotland can get up to £400 towards the cost of buying and installing home chargepoints for electric vehicles.
Check if you’re eligible for grant support via Energy Savings Trust Scotland (EST)
You can apply for funding (up to £400) for one grant type below if you’re either a:
Check if you’re eligible for grant support via Energy Savings Trust Scotland (EST)
You can apply for funding (up to £400) for one grant type below if you’re either a:
- rural and remote electric vehicle owner – you live in a small town, rural and remote area or Island of Scotland and own or lease an electric vehicle (including through work) https://energysavingtrust.org.uk/grants-and-loans/domestic-charge-point-funding/, or
- used electric vehicle owner – you live in Scotland and bought your electric vehicle through the EST used electric vehicle loan
The Procedure
- Before you submit your Domestic Quotation enquiry to us, check to see if you are eligible for any Grant support via EST
- Visit https://energysavingtrust.org.uk/grants-and-loans/domestic-charge-point-funding/ and check to see if you are eligible for Grant support via your property being in a rural and remote area or if you are a have purchased a second hand EV vehicle via an EST vehicle loan.
- Complete our Domestic Quotation enquiry form and notify us on the application if you believe you are eligible for Grant support
- We provide a quotation either via the details on your online enquiry form and/or after a site survey at your property
- You apply for an EST Grant via their website and wait to see if your grant application has been successful
- Notify us that your grant applications has been successful and provide the grant reference number to us
- We install your charger and send you an invoice
- Once you have paid the invoice in FULL we will provide a receipt and the Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC)
- You submit our paid invoice and EIC to EST and when accepted they will pay top you directly your grant amount
EST Grant application and claiming grant money is fully the responsibility of customers, not us.
Our trained job booking team will be happy to discuss your requirements.
Please phone on 01786 813916 or book or enquire online.
We aim to provide a professional and efficient service from the initial job enquiry through to job completion.
Please phone on 01786 813916 or book or enquire online.
We aim to provide a professional and efficient service from the initial job enquiry through to job completion.
