DBERR Low Carbon Buildings Programme - Phase 2

DTI Low Carbon Buildings Programme - Phase 2

DTI Low Carbon Buildings Programme - Phase 2

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Welcome to Phase 2 of the Low Carbon Buildings Programme (LCBP2).

New grant levels:
From 1st April 2008, organisations can apply for 50% of the cost for installing approved microgeneration technologies (1).

Grants for the installation of microgeneration technologies are available to public sector buildings (including schools, hospitals, housing associations and local authorities) and charitable bodies.

Applications are being accepted now. It is currently anticipated that funds will be committed through to mid-2009, but this will depend on the actual rate of applications. Once applications are approved, claimants will be given details of the latest date grants can be claimed.

Details of all aspects of the Phase 2 grant application process, suppliers, installers and technologies are available on this website. Also see Operational Status for application statistics or Promotional Tools for  a powerpoint presentation on LCBP Phase 2 that you can view, or download to share with others.

If you don't find all the answers on our website please take the opportunity to meet the team and framework suppliers at one of our national events in May and June.

Private householders should refer to Phase 1 for information on grants available to them.

LCBP Phase 2 is managed by BRE. If you have any queries that are not answered on this website, please call 08704 23 23 13 or email info@lcbpphase2.org.uk 

LCBP Phase 2 is part of the UK Environmental Transformation Fund (ETF), a joint BERR/Defra fund to bring forward the demonstration and deployment of low carbon energy and energy efficiency technologies. Further information about the ETF is available from their respective websites BERR or Defra.

Details of the Bio-energy Capital Grants Scheme 

(1) The revised funding levels will not apply to projects that have submitted their application before the 1st April 2008. For further questions please call or email the Helpline.
Last site update: 6th May 2008