The Warm Homes: Local Grant is a UK Government-funded fuel poverty scheme delivered by local authorities in England. The scheme will improve the energy efficiency of homes and increase low carbon heating installations for low-income households.

The Warm Homes: Local Grant provides funding for energy efficiency upgrades and low-carbon heating installations for low-income households. It covers properties in the private rented sector (PRS) and owner-occupied homes to improve living conditions for tenants while reducing their energy costs.

The Warm Homes: Local Grant (WH:LG) is a energy efficiency grant scheme to be delivered by local authorities from 2025. It will see energy performance upgrades and low carbon heating installed in low income private sector households in England with an EPC rating of D or below.

Up to 10% of homes in an application, which are on the gas grid, can access a grant fund of up to £20,000 per home to install low-carbon heating measures. This also includes homes on the gas grid which have an EPC band C or above; A standard £7,500 cost cap for grant funding per home is available.