Homebuyers who install energy-saving measures within the
first 12 months of moving into their new home will be able to claim new grants
– typically up to £1,500 – after a government revamp of the green deal.
Following a raft of complaints about the original scheme – set up to encourage
householders to insulate and improve their homes – and a very low take-up,
ministers have responded with a series of financial sweeteners.  From 9 June a £500 payment will be offered to
anyone who installs energy-efficiency measures within 12 months of moving into
their property.  They will also be able
to apply for a further £1,000 cashback, which will be available to all,
irrespective of when they moved in, if they fit any combination of two
improvements from a list of 12. Read more on the Guardian website.
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