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Off‑Gas Grant

Where the £9,000 off-gas grant applies, postcode by postcode

Boiler Upgrade Scheme

No gas main? There's £9,000 on the table.

Homes heated by oil or LPG can claim £9,000 towards a heat pump, £1,500 more than everyone else. The extra closes on 31 March 2027.

The offer

£9,000 if you're off the grid. £7,500 if you're not.

The £1,500 difference exists because heating a home without a gas main costs more, and government wants those homes converted first. It is not a permanent rate.

Opened 21 Jul 2026 27 weeks left Closes 31 Mar 2027

£9,000

paid to your installer, who applies for it on your behalf. You never handle the claim. Landlords are eligible too.

Who qualifies

It depends what you burn, not where you live

If your boiler runs on heating oil or LPG, you have no gas connection and the uplift is meant for you. That's 814,824 homes across England and Wales.

Electric heating is the awkward case. An electrically heated flat is technically off the gas grid, but if there's a gas main in the street it usually won't qualify. We count it separately rather than folding it in to make the number look bigger.

Your installer has to be MCS-certified, and they make the application. If an installer asks you to apply yourself, something is wrong.

Oil Qualifies 672,437
LPG Qualifies 142,387
Electric only Usually not 2,407,116

Across England and Wales. Oil and LPG total 814,824.

Where the off-grid homes are

Some regions are far more off-grid than others

Oil and LPG heating clusters in the rural west and the eastern counties. Pick a region to get down to your own postcode district.

Oil and LPG heated homes, by region.
RegionOilLPGTotal
South West 141,868 28,581 170,449
East of England 143,318 14,299 157,617
South East 93,380 21,724 115,104
Wales 81,191 20,610 101,801
West Midlands 57,239 17,142 74,381
East Midlands 61,315 10,453 71,768
Yorkshire and The Humber 41,340 10,389 51,729
North West 33,947 11,937 45,884
North East 17,057 4,446 21,503
London 1,782 2,806 4,588