Energy Advice for Residential Buildings: Who Qualifies and What You Get
This scheme provides homeowners with subsidized energy audits and professional roadmaps to help plan residential building renovations.
This scheme provides homeowners with professional guidance and subsidized assessments to help plan energy-efficient renovations for their properties.
Who it's for
This program is designed for homeowners who are looking to create a structured plan for renovating their residential buildings to improve energy efficiency.
What you get
You can receive a subsidized energy audit and a professional roadmap. This technical assessment helps you understand how your home uses energy and provides a clear path for future renovation steps.
What it costs you
While the audit itself is subsidized, you will still need to pay a co-payment directly to the consultant providing the advice.
The catch to know
Not just any professional can provide this service under the scheme. To ensure the subsidy applies, you must ensure your chosen consultant is officially listed on the government's energy expert database.
How to apply
- Research energy consultants who specialize in residential buildings.
- Verify that your chosen consultant is listed on the official energy expert database.
- Request an energy audit and a renovation roadmap from the expert.
- Coordinate with the consultant to manage the subsidized costs and your required co-payment.