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Panasonic’s Cashback Schemes to Continue Despite Government U-turn on Green Homes Grant
31/03/2021
Despite the UK Government’s shock announcement of the early closure of the Green Homes Grant at the end of this month, Panasonic Heating & Cooling has confirmed that its Green Homes and Green Install Cashback schemes will continue to provide support for Panasonic air source heat pump installations until 30th June 2021.
Jose Alves, UK Country Manager for Panasonic commented, “Panasonic had welcomed the UK Government’s scheme to help the sector and to help reach its net zero targets. We therefore have no hesitation in continuing with both our Green Cashback schemes to help both installers and homeowners to make the switch to renewable air source heat pumps, in a bid to help homeowners to decarbonise their homes and become more energy efficient.
As the road to recovery begins, manufacturers, such as Panasonic, are
stepping up to the challenge to meet the net zero emission targets by 2050. For
example, Panasonic is increasing its offering of sustainable energy solutions
as well as increasing online training availability for installers by offering
specific and accredited training courses to help installers become more
efficient and knowledgeable in correctly installing renewable air-to-water heat
pumps.
Tony Lathey, Air-to-Water Product Specialist for Panasonic further added, “The scheme was an upfront grant to help
towards the initial cost of a heat pump, with the full potential grant
available from the domestic RHI. The good news is the domestic RHI grant is
still available for end users until 31st March 2022, installing a
Panasonic Aquarea Heat Pump can provide a grant of over £12,200[1]
paid over of seven years.”
Homeowners will also still be able
to claim upto £600* cashback on Panasonic Aquarea Heat Pump installations with
their Green Homes Cashback scheme, plus heat pump installers will also still be
eligible for £800* cashback on completion of five installs with their Green
Install Cashback scheme until 30th June 2021 (*terms and
conditions apply).
Panasonic’s Aquarea range of air-to-water heat pumps is among the widest
on the market, with systems available to suit all sizes of property and
capacity requirements.
The recent UK Government announcement mentions that “the
£300m previously allocated for the Government’s Green Homes Grant will now go
into a programme administered by local authorities, targeted at lower income
households. The new scheme will be delivered through the Green Homes
Grant Local Authority Delivery Scheme and Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund
Demonstrator, this will include green home improvements such as deep
insulation, heat pumps and solar panels, helping cut over 70,000 tonnes of
carbon from the atmosphere each year[2].”
Through
the Prime Minister’s Ten Point Plan for a Green Revolution, the Government still
plans to deploy 600,000 heat pumps a year by 2028, and to get as many homes as
possible to Energy Performance Certificate Band C by 2035.
For more information on the
Panasonic range of renewable energy efficient heat pump solutions and the Green
cashback schemes, please visit – https://www.aircon.panasonic.eu/GB_en/air-source-heat-pumps/.






























