Varmepumpepuljen
A Danish grant for owners replacing oil, gas, electric or biomass heating in a year-round home with an eligible heat pump.
The standard grant is DKK 27,000 for an air-to-water or liquid-to-water heat pump. Specific building types over 400 m² can instead apply for support for a large heat-pump system, for which separate grant rates apply.
Eligibility
- You must own a year-round home in Denmark. Eligible owners include private homeowners, owner associations, cooperative and social housing associations, landlords, companies, associations and self-governing institutions.
- The home must currently use an oil boiler, gas boiler, electric heating or biomass boiler. District heating is eligible only if the municipality has decided to discontinue it at the address.
- The address must be outside an area with existing or planned district heating, and the new system must be an air-to-water or liquid-to-water heat pump.
- The project cannot receive another public grant. Do not order materials, enter a binding installation agreement, pay or start work before the Danish Energy Agency approves the grant.
How to apply
- Status
- closes 30 Nov 2026
- Opens
- Closes
- Round restrictions
- Applications are handled first come, first served, and the intake may close early when all available funding has been committed.
Use the application portal linked from the official SparEnergi guidance and sign in with MitID. Wait for the Danish Energy Agency’s grant commitment before starting work. Complete the project and submit a separate payment request with the required documentation no later than one year after the grant commitment.