Severn Wye Energy Agency
Newsflash
Please note that the GREG scheme has now CLOSED in all districts
Gloucestershire Renewable Energy Grants
for domestic microgeneration
Introduction
Gloucestershire County Council and the six Gloucestershire District Councils are committed to tackling climate change, and have developed Climate Change Strategies. Gloucestershire has entered into a Local Area Agreement with targets to reduce carbon dioxide emissions through domestic energy saving, and an increase in the uptake of renewable energy installations.
The Gloucestershire Renewable Energy Grant (GREG) scheme and advice service formed an integral part of this Local Area Agreement. Gloucestershire County Council and District Councils together committed up to £200,000 for domestic renewable energy grants over the two financial years to 31 March 2010. This helped to fund 200 domestic renewable energy installations (with £1,000 grants), with a minimum of 17 installations ring-fenced for each District. All districts are now fully allocated.
Downloads
Coordinator
Kierson Wise - Senior Project Manager
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The following downloads are still available for reference, but new applications are no longer being accepted:
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Glos RE application form - WITHDRAWN |
SWEA maintains a list of local accredited installers (updated 19 Mar) who will be able to carry out your installation. To find out more about the technologies themselves, you can download SWEA's renewable energy fact sheets from this site.
South Gloucestershire
Note that residents of the South Gloucestershire unitary authority area are covered by the separate SG Futurenergy scheme, which continues through 2010.