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Sublyft is a highly successful installer and consultant for the government’s ECO scheme (Energy Company Obligation) since it was introduced in 2013. The current scheme, ECO4, was introduced in 2022 and is set to run until 2026.
Covering Great Britain, our dedicated team are highly knowledgeable and experienced in all aspects of ECO and form part of Sublyft Ltd, an established and respected renewable energy company that is supporting the transition to net zero through energy efficiency projects, and through large scale solar and battery storage developments.
How we work
Under the current ECO4 scheme, Sublyft has one of the largest submission and delivery teams in the industry and we work closely with PAS2030:2035 ECO installers, local authorities, housing associations, private landlords, homeowners, and tenants, helping to improve the energy efficiency of properties across Great Britain, whilst simultaneously lifting people out of fuel poverty.
In addition to ECO, Sublyft also supports delivery under the Warm Homes: Local Grant scheme, working in partnership with local authorities to help low-income households improve the energy efficiency of their homes. This further strengthens our ability to deliver locally targeted solutions that reduce energy bills, improve comfort, and tackle fuel poverty.
Sublyft works with a variety of funders and has secured funding, which is available for a wide range of energy efficiency measures including cavity, wall, loft, and flat roof insulation. We also cover new boiler replacements, first-time central heating systems and, more recently, grants for air source heat pumps, Solar PV (Photovoltaic), and electric storage heaters.
In 2024 we launched a consultancy service, providing installers with expert support on compliance, quality assurance, and business development to help them operate effectively and grow sustainably.
Sublyft is extremely proud to be part of government-backed schemes, including ECO and Warm Homes: Local Grant, that have helped lift millions of households out of fuel poverty.