Government backed payments, via the Renewable Heat Incentive, could pay you to heat your property for up to 7 years
The Renewable Heat Incentive
There are two schemes available under the RHI; Domestic and Non-Domestic. Each has separate tariffs and conditions.

The Domestic RHI applies to renewable systems that heat a single property and are capable of receiving a domestic Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). Those that qualify for the domestic RHI will qualify for quarterly payments over seven years in relation to the amount of renewable energy they use.

The Non-Domestic RHI generally applies to commercial premises, such as businesses, schools or hospitals, however, it can also apply to district heating situations. District heating status applies when one plant room provides heat to multiple buildings, for example, a country estate with tenanted properties. To find out more about the Non-Domestic RHI, visit our Commercial site.

The value of Domestic and Non-Domestic tariffs you receive by installing a renewable system vary dependant on the technology. Each tariff is evaluated on a quarterly basis and is subject to
These figures are valid after 22nd May 2018 and can be found on the Ofgem website.
The best way to find out your financial benefits is to contact Ecovision for a no obligation, free feasibility report.
Air Source Heat Pump
Domestic Tariff = 10.49p per kwh
Non-Domestic Tariff = 2.75p per kwh
Ground Source Heat Pump
Domestic Tariff = 20.46p per kwh
Non-Domestic Tariff = 9.56p per kwh
Water Source Heat Pump
Domestic Tariff = 20.46p per kwh
Non-Domestic Tariff = 9.36p per kwh
Biomass Systems
Domestic = 6.74p per kwh
Non-Domestic = 3.05p per kwh
