W&F Green Enterprise Hub

W&F Green Enterprise Hub Grant Scheme

The Green Enterprise Hub grant is now CLOSED

The remaining grant fund is limited. For this reason we are not able to support any further applications for Solar Photovoltaics. We have 10 more grants to allocate and are expecting an average grant will be £1,000. We anticipate that some grant applications will be less than the average amount, and therefore the maximum grant limit is £1,500. This does not guarantee that £1,500 will be awarded to any one applicant, it depends upon the profile of all grant applications that are received. Please consider if your application would be suitable given these constraints.

Grants are available to support the installation or implementation of carbon reduction practices, which include activities and/or the purchase of equipment and capital works that will support the decarbonisation of your organisation.

The scope can include the reduction in greenhouse gases from any source, including, but not limited to energy use, transport, resource consumption and the embodied carbon on goods and materials, and waste.

There are 43 grants available, 13 up until 15th March 2024 and a further 30 up until 31st December 2024.

The following types of activities will be supported:

  • Training and coaching (excluding that which is already subsidised through this programme)
  • Accreditations
  • Research and development
  • Consultancy advice, audits and surveys

The following types of equipment and capital work will be supported:

  • Improvements to the thermal fabric of buildings (for example, additional insulation and window thermal upgrades such as double, triple or secondary glazing)
  • Transition from fossil-fuelled to electrical heating and fixed equipment
  • Energy efficiency upgrades to lighting and electrical heating and fixed equipment
  • Improvements to building energy controls
  • Upgrades to electrical infrastructure and metering, including electricity grid upgrade and connection fees associated with installing low carbon technology (such as EV charge points)
  • Equipment to support reduction in resource consumption
  • Equipment to support waste reduction

Excluded:

  • Internal staffing costs
  • Electric vehicles charge points
  • Electric vehicles