The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (England and Wales) (Amendment) Regulations 2024
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22 Schedule 1A inserted (sets of grant categories)
After Schedule 1, insert— Schedule 1A Sets of Grant Categories regulation 2, 13 and 15 1 This Schedule specifies the sets of grant categories that may be published by the Secretary of State under regulation 13. Table 1 Set One Column 1 | Column 2: A boiler upgrade grant for the installation of— 1 | An air source heat pump 2 | A ground source heat pump 3 | A biomass boiler Table 2 Set Two Column 1 | Column 2: A boiler upgrade grant for the installation of— 1 | An air source heat pump in a new-build property 2 | A ground source heat pump in a new-build property 3 | An air source heat pump in a property that is not a new-build property 4 | A ground source heat pump in a property that is not a new-build property 5 | A biomass boiler in a property that is not a new-build property Table 3 Set Three Column 1 | Column 2: A boiler upgrade grant for the installation of— 1 | An air source heat pump in a property that is not an off-gas grid property 2 | A ground source heat pump in a property that is not an off-gas grid property 3 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a coal heating system 4 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 5 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an oil heating system 6 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 7 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 8 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 3 to 7 of this Table 9 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a coal heating system 10 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 11 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an oil heating system 12 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 13 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 14 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 9 to 13 of this Table 15 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a coal heating system 16 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 17 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing an oil heating system 18 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 19 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 20 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 15 to 19 of this Table Table 4 Set Four Column 1 | Column 2: A boiler upgrade grant for the installation of— 1 | An air source heat pump in a property that is not an off-gas grid property and not a new-build property 2 | A ground source heat pump in a property that is not an off-gas grid property and not a new-build property 3 | An air source heat pump in a new-build property 4 | A ground source heat pump in a new-build property 5 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a coal heating system 6 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 7 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an oil heating system 8 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 9 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 10 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 5 to 9 of this Table 11 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a coal heating system 12 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 13 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an oil heating system 14 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 15 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 16 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 11 to 15 of this Table 17 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a coal heating system 18 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 19 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing an oil heating system 20 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 21 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 22 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 17 to 21 of this Table 2 For the purposes of this Schedule, a “fossil fuel hybrid system” means a heating system that comprises of two or more plants that are all powered by fossil fuel.
22 Schedule 1A inserted (sets of grant categories)
After Schedule 1, insert— Schedule 1A Sets of Grant Categories regulation 2, 13 and 15 1 This Schedule specifies the sets of grant categories that may be published by the Secretary of State under regulation 13. Table 1 Set One Column 1 | Column 2: A boiler upgrade grant for the installation of— 1 | An air source heat pump 2 | A ground source heat pump 3 | A biomass boiler Table 2 Set Two Column 1 | Column 2: A boiler upgrade grant for the installation of— 1 | An air source heat pump in a new-build property 2 | A ground source heat pump in a new-build property 3 | An air source heat pump in a property that is not a new-build property 4 | A ground source heat pump in a property that is not a new-build property 5 | A biomass boiler in a property that is not a new-build property Table 3 Set Three Column 1 | Column 2: A boiler upgrade grant for the installation of— 1 | An air source heat pump in a property that is not an off-gas grid property 2 | A ground source heat pump in a property that is not an off-gas grid property 3 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a coal heating system 4 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 5 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an oil heating system 6 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 7 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 8 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 3 to 7 of this Table 9 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a coal heating system 10 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 11 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an oil heating system 12 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 13 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 14 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 9 to 13 of this Table 15 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a coal heating system 16 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 17 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing an oil heating system 18 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 19 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 20 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 15 to 19 of this Table Table 4 Set Four Column 1 | Column 2: A boiler upgrade grant for the installation of— 1 | An air source heat pump in a property that is not an off-gas grid property and not a new-build property 2 | A ground source heat pump in a property that is not an off-gas grid property and not a new-build property 3 | An air source heat pump in a new-build property 4 | A ground source heat pump in a new-build property 5 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a coal heating system 6 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 7 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an oil heating system 8 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 9 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 10 | An air source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 5 to 9 of this Table 11 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a coal heating system 12 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 13 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an oil heating system 14 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 15 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 16 | A ground source heat pump in an off-gas grid property that is replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 11 to 15 of this Table 17 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a coal heating system 18 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a liquefied petroleum gas heating system 19 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing an oil heating system 20 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing a fossil fuel hybrid system 21 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing an electric heating system that is not a heat pump 22 | A biomass boiler in an off-gas grid property replacing any other fossil fuel heating system that is not covered by row 17 to 21 of this Table 2 For the purposes of this Schedule, a “fossil fuel hybrid system” means a heating system that comprises of two or more plants that are all powered by fossil fuel.
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