Mid Devon Green Enterprise Grant 2026-2028
Ref: GRT-3ALZ7VKS
Funding Available
Between £500 and £5,000
South West
Environment
Not specified
Grants & Funding
About This Grant
A capital grant scheme that supports Mid Devon businesses, social enterprises and charities to reduce their carbon footprint and move toward a net-zero future.
What Can It Fund?
- Reducing carbon footprint
- Energy efficiency
- Water efficiency
- Waste reduction and recycling
- Renewable energy installation
- Low-carbon heating and cooling
Eligible Costs
- -Low-carbon heating and cooling upgrades
- -Renewable energy installations
- -Energy-efficient lighting sensors and control systems
- -Insulation and building fabric improvements
- -Water-efficiency measures
- -Equipment for reducing reusing or recycling resources and waste
Ineligible Costs
- -Projects with total costs exceeding £30
- -000 including VAT
Funding Source
Mid Devon District Council
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