Innovation Fund: grants for new climate technology
Grants to demonstrate how new technology can cut climate emissions in practice.
En anglaisDes subventions pour réduire les émissions et s’adapter au changement climatique.
Grants to demonstrate how new technology can cut climate emissions in practice.
En anglaisAn upfront grant for property owners replacing fossil-fuel or electric heating with an eligible heat pump or, in limited cases, a biomass boiler in England or Wales.
En anglaisA grant for UK businesses, charities and public-sector organizations installing electric-vehicle chargepoints for workplaces, staff or fleets.
En anglaisA point-of-sale discount of up to £5,000 for businesses buying an eligible new zero-emission van.
En anglaisGrants for landowners, land managers and public bodies creating new woodland in England.
En anglaisUp to £30,500 for landowners, land managers and public bodies to prepare a woodland creation design plan for at least five hectares in England.
En anglaisGrants for specialist assessments and installation work to improve poorly performing existing district or communal heat networks in England and Wales.
En anglaisCapital grants for public, private and third-sector organizations developing low-carbon heat networks in England and Wales.
En anglaisGrants of up to USD 250,000 for organisations scaling ecosystem-based adaptation, with priority for work in ODA-eligible small island developing states and least developed countries.
En anglaisGrants of normally £100,000–£2 million for land managers and organizations installing water controls that make higher water tables possible on drained lowland peat in England.
En anglaisAnnual grants of up to £20,000 for organizations already restoring peatland in England to train people, add skills, share equipment and restore more peatland.
En anglaisA full-time paid fellowship for experienced climate-business professionals to help early-stage climate-technology teams reach market, with an industry-competitive living stipend.
En anglaisGrants for scientists and researchers worldwide to test high-risk, early-stage climate technologies while remaining in their current university, laboratory or research role.
En anglaisGrants and optional interest-free loans for homeowners living in Scotland to install heat pumps, insulation and other eligible home energy improvements.
En anglaisGet 75% towards buying and installing a home electric-vehicle charging socket, up to £500, if you rent a residential property or own and live in a flat in the UK, with private off-street parking.
En anglaisCouncil-arranged insulation, solar panels and low-carbon heating at no cost to qualifying households in privately owned homes in England.
En anglaisGet 75% towards a home electric-vehicle charging socket, up to £500, if you own or rent your UK home, rely on street parking and install a permitted way to route the charging cable across the pavement.
En anglaisFunded heating and insulation improvements for eligible Scottish households struggling to heat their homes, with all costs covered in most cases.
En anglaisResidential landlords can get 75% towards buying and installing electric-vehicle chargepoints at UK properties, up to £500 per socket and 200 sockets a year.
En anglaisFree insulation, heat pumps or solar panels for eligible homeowners and private tenants in Wales on low incomes or qualifying benefits.
En anglaisA grant covering 75% of electric-vehicle chargepoint purchase and installation costs, up to £2,000 per socket, for UK state-funded schools and education institutions.
En anglaisGrants for UK businesses and public authorities installing depot chargers for battery-electric vans, heavy goods vehicles and coaches.
En anglaisA dealer-applied discount of up to £3,750 on an approved new electric car bought or leased for UK registration.
En anglaisGrants for land managers replanting woodland, hedgerow trees and other trees in England after felling because of specified, confirmed diseases.
En anglaisScottish community organisations can get up to GBP 20,000 for renewable-energy feasibility work, covering up to 100% of eligible costs. The current round closes at noon on 14 September 2026, with eligibility checks required at least a week before submission.
En anglaisEligible Scottish community organisations can receive up to £200,000 annually to take community-owned renewable electricity projects from feasibility to investment readiness: securing the designs, permissions, land arrangements and finance needed to proceed.
En anglaisGrants help Scottish community organisations install renewable heating and solar equipment, with related energy improvements in well-used community buildings.
En anglaisGrants and optional loans help Scottish community organisations build and commission community-owned renewable electricity and storage projects.
En anglaisRural and remote Scottish households with income below £50,000 can receive up to £400 towards installing an EV charger at their main home.
En anglaisHouseholds without off-street parking in East Lothian and Renfrewshire can receive up to £3,500 for a permitted permanent charging-cable channel across the pavement.
En anglaisMicrobusinesses, sole traders and third-sector organisations in rural and island Scotland can receive up to £5,000 per organisation for private staff or fleet charging.
En anglaisProperty managers, factors and organisations representing residential owners in Scotland can receive up to £20,000 per project for EV charging in private communal parking.
En anglaisFunding to test and expand climate-adaptation solutions that can improve the lives of millions of people living in poverty in developing countries. Applications are currently closed.
En anglaisGrants of up to US$5 million to scale or spread innovative climate-adaptation solutions in eligible developing countries, submitted through accredited implementing entities.
En anglaisA grant for land managers to prepare a 10-year plan for sustainably managing woodland in England, including its resilience to climate change.
En anglaisPrivate buyers and businesses can receive a purchase discount of up to £2,500 on a new, qualifying zero-emission wheelchair accessible vehicle.
En anglaisGrants for public bodies to hire specialist expertise to plan replacement of fossil-fuel heating and energy-efficiency improvements in their buildings.
En anglaisGrants help eligible public bodies replace ageing fossil-fuel heating and improve the energy efficiency of their buildings.
En anglaisA paused reimbursement grant for Northern Ireland businesses installing equipment that reduces energy use or carbon emissions.
En anglaisGrants for small businesses and nonprofits in Islington to improve energy efficiency at their premises or replace a gas boiler with a heat pump.
En anglaisThe closed 2023 intake offered £500–£5,000 for businesses in Broxtowe to improve the energy efficiency of their premises.
En anglaisGrants for Nottingham businesses to buy and install equipment and building improvements that reduce carbon emissions and energy costs.
En anglaisTop-up grants for Welsh public bodies and community energy enterprises installing locally owned renewable electricity projects with payback longer than ten years.
En anglaisGrants towards renewable electricity and heating systems for eligible businesses in Carmarthenshire, covering up to half of eligible costs.
En anglaisGrants cover up to 90% of capital costs for Welsh local authorities replacing fossil-fuel heating in their non-domestic buildings.
En anglaisGrants cover up to half the cost of energy-saving improvements for small and medium-sized businesses with commercial premises in Sheffield.
En anglaisGrants cover 50% of energy-saving investments for eligible small and medium-sized businesses in the West Midlands Combined Authority area.
En anglaisGrants help Worcestershire businesses carry out energy-saving improvements identified in a recent council energy report.
En anglaisThe completed programme supported energy-saving improvements for small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community and social enterprises in Newcastle, North Tyneside, Northumberland and Gateshead.
En anglaisGrants of up to £10,000 for voluntary and community organisations running activities in Cambridge that cut emissions or help residents and businesses adapt to climate change.
En anglaisA grant for homeowners in designated areas of Essex to buy and install protection against flooding; the previous scheme is closed.
En anglaisMatch funding of up to £10,000 for not-for-profit groups delivering community-supported climate projects benefiting people in Suffolk.
En anglaisGrants of £2,000–£19,500 for community groups and parish or town councils to cut emissions, store carbon or involve South Cambridgeshire residents in climate and nature action.
En anglaisGrants of £5,000–£30,000 supported rural community projects in East Cambridgeshire that reduced emissions through building upgrades, low-carbon transport or nature-based cooling.
En anglaisGrants for Welsh community organisations, public bodies and SMEs to integrate locally owned renewable generation, low-carbon heat and smart energy controls.
En anglaisGrants for Scottish small and medium-sized businesses and early stage companies to implement capital investment for cleaner-energy markets.
En anglaisGrants supported incorporated organisations installing community renewable-energy projects in Bath and North East Somerset, Bristol and South Gloucestershire.
En anglaisGrants help organisations, landowners and land managers create wetlands, restore floodplains and install other natural measures that reduce downstream flood risk in Gloucestershire.
En anglaisGrants for arable and horticultural businesses in England to improve irrigation efficiency and secure water supplies through on-farm storage.
En anglaisGrants of up to £500 for small and medium-sized businesses and sole traders in Rushcliffe to improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions.
En anglaisGrants for organisations developing and delivering innovative projects that reduce emissions or store carbon in York and North Yorkshire.
En anglaisGrants of up to £25,000 help community and voluntary organisations improve the energy efficiency of community-access buildings in Wales.
En anglaisGrants for nonprofit community projects supporting renewable energy, energy savings, low-carbon travel or sustainability education in six Mid Wales communities.
En anglaisGrants for English local authorities and community organisations to form clean-energy partnerships, test project feasibility and prepare for investment.
En anglaisGrants help incorporated community organisations in England, Wales and Northern Ireland assess, develop and build community-owned clean energy projects.
En anglaisGrants cover up to 50% of sustainable drainage project costs at eligible schools in England, with the balance funded by the applicant or organisational contributors.
En anglaisGrants for UK-led research into how ecosystems change and how to protect their functions and resilience as climate change and other pressures intensify.
En anglaisGrants of up to £10,000 for Ealing community and faith groups to improve their spaces, cut energy costs and prepare for heat or flooding.
En anglaisSmall grants of £500–£5,000 help individuals, groups and community businesses deliver local climate, nature and wellbeing projects in the Cairngorms National Park.
En anglaisGrants for community groups and schools in the Northampton Town Council area to cut emissions, save energy, reduce climate risks or improve biodiversity.
En anglaisGrants for registered charities combining climate action with social benefits for people in Swale or Medway, Kent.
En anglaisGrants of up to £10,000 for town and parish councils, community organisations and sports clubs installing renewable energy in Stratford-on-Avon District.
En anglaisGrants of up to £10,000 for community organisations, councils and schools delivering projects that cut emissions or adapt to climate change in Warwick District.
En anglaisGrants for not-for-profit groups to deliver community climate projects in eligible parts of Chesterfield, including cleaner travel, repair and reuse, greener buildings and adaptation.
En anglaisGrants for non-profit community projects that reduce resource use or help the Cotswolds adapt to climate change.
En anglaisCompetitive grants help Oxfordshire member community groups reduce energy use, generate renewable energy and develop low-carbon transport.
En anglaisUp to £1,000 reimbursed for low-carbon equipment or technology for Tamworth businesses trading for 2–5 years that complete Growth Ladder or Build and Scale.
En anglaisGrants of £5,000–£25,000 help independent hospitality businesses in Harborough District install solar panels, smart energy controls or energy-efficient catering equipment.
En anglaisGrants of up to £2,000 for community-led climate-resilience projects by Communities for Nature partners and groups in their partner communities.
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