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Building thermal efficiency innovation: grant scheme

Grant scheme to develop technologies and approaches to improving the energy efficiency of existing UK buildings.

From:
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
Published
17 October 2017

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Details

This grant scheme aims to develop technologies and approaches to improving the energy efficiency of existing UK buildings. Eligible projects will focus on innovative technologies, processes and business models.

Government invested up to 拢10 million, and applicants were able to apply for grants of between 拢200,000 and 拢2 million.

Timescales

The competition opened in October 2017 and closed to applications in January 2018.

Successful projects

A list and more details of the projects offered funding in this competition are set out in the summary project details document.

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Published 17 October 2017

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