Green deal home improvement fund GDHIF - Revision history

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	* Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient] 1 May 2014.		* Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient] 1 May 2014.

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		+	The Green Deal was launched in 2012 to fund energy efficiency measures through long-term savings on electricity bills.

−	~~The Green Deal was launched in 2012 to fund energy efficiency measures through long-term savings on electricity bills.~~	+	The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was launched by Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker on 1 May 2014 (Ref. [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient]). The previous Green Deal Cashback Scheme ended on June 30 2014.
−		+
−	The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was launched by Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker on 1 May 2014 (~~Gov~~.~~uk ref~~ [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient]). The previous Green Deal Cashback Scheme ended on June 30 2014.	+

	Available to people in England and Wales from June 2014, the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was designed to work alongside Green Deal finance although householders were not be required to use Green Deal finance to qualify for the GDHIF.		Available to people in England and Wales from June 2014, the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was designed to work alongside Green Deal finance although householders were not be required to use Green Deal finance to qualify for the GDHIF.

	Domestic energy customers could claim up to £7600:		Domestic energy customers could claim up to £7600:
−	*67% of the costs of installation for solid wall insulation up to £6,000.	+
−	*Up to a £100 refund for a Green Deal Assessment.	+	* 67% of the costs of installation for solid wall insulation up to £6,000.
−	*Up to £500 for those who had bought a property in 12 months prior to application to qualify if they carried out energy efficiency improvements.	+	* Up to a £100 refund for a Green Deal Assessment.
−	*Up to ~~£1000~~ for installing two measures from the following list (for homemovers the maximum was ~~£1500~~):	+	* Up to £500 for those who had bought a property in 12 months prior to application to qualify if they carried out energy efficiency improvements.
−	#Condensing gas boiler (on mains gas).	+	* Up to £1,000 for installing two measures from the following list (for homemovers the maximum was £1,500):
−	#Double glazing (replacing single glazing).	+
−	#Secondary glazing.	+	# Condensing gas boiler (on mains gas).
−	#Replacement doors.	+	# Double glazing (replacing single glazing).
−	#Cavity wall insulation.	+	# Secondary glazing.
−	#Floor insulation.	+	# Replacement doors.
−	#Flat roof insulation.	+	# Cavity wall insulation.
−	#Room-in-roof insulation.	+	# Floor insulation.
−	#Replacement warm air unit.	+	# Flat roof insulation.
−	#Replacement storage heaters.	+	# Room-in-roof insulation.
−	#Flue gas heat recovery units.	+	# Replacement warm air unit.
−	#Waste water heat recovery systems.	+	# Replacement storage heaters.
		+	# Flue gas heat recovery units.
		+	# Waste water heat recovery systems.

	To qualify for funding:		To qualify for funding:
−	*The improvements had to be recommended on an Energy Performance Certificate (~~<abbr title="Energy Performance Certificate">~~EPC~~</abbr>~~) that was less than 24 months old or on a Green Deal Advice Report.	+
−	*The ~~<abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">~~GDHIF~~</abbr>~~ could not be combined with funding for the same installation from the Energy Company Obligation (~~<abbr title="Energy Company Obligation">~~ECO~~</abbr>~~), the Green Deal Communities Scheme or the Green Deal Cashback scheme.	+	* The improvements had to be recommended on an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) that was less than 24 months old or on a Green Deal Advice Report.
−	*The customer had to register for their ~~<abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">~~GDHIF~~</abbr>~~ voucher on the application website or by telephone.	+	* The GDHIF could not be combined with funding for the same installation from the Energy Company Obligation (ECO), the Green Deal Communities Scheme or the Green Deal Cashback scheme.
−	*Customers had to have the improvements installed by a registered Green Deal Installer or Provider within six months of receiving their voucher.	+	* The customer had to register for their GDHIF voucher on the application website or by telephone.
−	*The voucher had to be countersigned by the Green Deal Installer or Provider once the installation was complete.	+	* Customers had to have the improvements installed by a registered Green Deal Installer or Provider within six months of receiving their voucher.
		+	* The voucher had to be countersigned by the Green Deal Installer or Provider once the installation was complete.

	Customers were expected toreceive payment in ten working days of the voucher being validated.		Customers were expected toreceive payment in ten working days of the voucher being validated.
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	The GDHIF was closed in July 2014 following a large number of applications. It re-opened in December 2014, with new funding being released in tranches. However, the £24 million provided for solid wall insulation was allocated in the first day and closed to applications. It was expected to re-open to applications in February 2015.		The GDHIF was closed in July 2014 following a large number of applications. It re-opened in December 2014, with new funding being released in tranches. However, the £24 million provided for solid wall insulation was allocated in the first day and closed to applications. It was expected to re-open to applications in February 2015.

−	However, on 23 July 2015 Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd announced that there would be no further funding to the Green Deal Finance Company and that the Government would stop any future funding releases of the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund. This was described as a move to protect taxpayers following low take-up and concerns about industry standards. Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/green-deal-finance-company-funding-to-end Gov.uk]. The announcement did not impact on existing Green Deal Finance Plans or Green Deal Home Improvement Fund applications or vouchers.	+	However, on 23 July 2015, then-Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd announced that there would be no further funding to the Green Deal Finance Company and that the Government would stop any future funding releases of the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund. This was described as a move to protect taxpayers following low take-up and concerns about industry standards. (Ref. [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/green-deal-finance-company-funding-to-end Gov.uk].) The announcement did not impact on existing Green Deal Finance Plans or Green Deal Home Improvement Fund applications or vouchers.

	Rudd suggested that the Government would work with the building industry and consumer groups on a new value-for-money approach, but that future schemes must provide better value for money, supporting the goal of insulating a million more homes over the next five years and the Government’s commitment to tackle fuel poverty.		Rudd suggested that the Government would work with the building industry and consumer groups on a new value-for-money approach, but that future schemes must provide better value for money, supporting the goal of insulating a million more homes over the next five years and the Government’s commitment to tackle fuel poverty.

−	See Green Deal scrapped for more information.	+	See Green Deal scrapped for more information.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Energy certificates.	+
−	*Energy companies obligation.	+	* Energy certificates.
−	*Energy performance contracts.	+	* Energy companies obligation.
−	*Feed in tariff.	+	* Energy performance contracts.
−	*Green deal.	+	* Feed in tariff.
−	*Green deal scrapped.	+	* Green deal.
−	*Renewable energy.	+	* Green deal scrapped.
−	*Renewable heat incentive.	+	* Renewable energy.
−	*Zero carbon homes.	+	* Renewable heat incentive.
−	*Zero carbon non domestic buildings.	+	* Zero carbon homes.
		+	* Zero carbon non domestic buildings.

	=== External references ===		=== External references ===
−	*Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient] 1 May 2014.

−	[[Category:Sustainability]]	+	* Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient] 1 May 2014.
−	[[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]	+
		+	[[Category:Sustainability]] [[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]

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−	~~A new~~ Green Deal ~~Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF)~~ was launched ~~by Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker on 1 May 2014 (Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-~~to~~-make-your-home-more-~~energy-~~efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient]). The previous Green Deal Cashback Scheme ends~~ on ~~June 30 2014~~.	+	The Green Deal was launched in 2012 to fund energy efficiency measures through long-term savings on electricity bills.

−	~~Available to people in England and Wales from June 2014, the~~ Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) ~~is designed~~ to ~~work alongside Green Deal finance although householders will not be required~~ to ~~use~~ Green Deal ~~finance to qualify for the GDHIF~~.	+	The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was launched by Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker on 1 May 2014 (Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient]). The previous Green Deal Cashback Scheme ended on June 30 2014.

−	Domestic energy customers ~~can~~ claim up to £7600:	+	Available to people in England and Wales from June 2014, the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was designed to work alongside Green Deal finance although householders were not be required to use Green Deal finance to qualify for the GDHIF.
		+
		+	Domestic energy customers could claim up to £7600:
	*67% of the costs of installation for solid wall insulation up to £6,000.		*67% of the costs of installation for solid wall insulation up to £6,000.
	*Up to a £100 refund for a Green Deal Assessment.		*Up to a £100 refund for a Green Deal Assessment.
−	*Up to £500 for those who ~~have~~ bought a property in 12 months prior to application to qualify if they ~~carry~~ out energy efficiency improvements.	+	*Up to £500 for those who had bought a property in 12 months prior to application to qualify if they carried out energy efficiency improvements.
−	*Up to £1000 for installing two measures from the following list (for homemovers the maximum is £1500):	+	*Up to £1000 for installing two measures from the following list (for homemovers the maximum was £1500):
	#Condensing gas boiler (on mains gas).		#Condensing gas boiler (on mains gas).
	#Double glazing (replacing single glazing).		#Double glazing (replacing single glazing).
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	To qualify for funding:		To qualify for funding:
−	*The improvements ~~must~~ be recommended on an Energy Performance Certificate (<abbr title="Energy Performance Certificate">EPC</abbr>) that is less than 24 months old or on a Green Deal Advice Report.	+	*The improvements had to be recommended on an Energy Performance Certificate (<abbr title="Energy Performance Certificate">EPC</abbr>) that was less than 24 months old or on a Green Deal Advice Report.
−	*The <abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">GDHIF</abbr> ~~cannot~~ be combined with funding for the same installation from the Energy Company Obligation (<abbr title="Energy Company Obligation">ECO</abbr>), the Green Deal Communities Scheme or the Green Deal Cashback scheme.	+	*The <abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">GDHIF</abbr> could not be combined with funding for the same installation from the Energy Company Obligation (<abbr title="Energy Company Obligation">ECO</abbr>), the Green Deal Communities Scheme or the Green Deal Cashback scheme.
−	*The customer ~~must~~ register for their <abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">GDHIF</abbr> voucher on the application website or by telephone.	+	*The customer had to register for their <abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">GDHIF</abbr> voucher on the application website or by telephone.
−	*Customers ~~must~~ have the improvements installed by a registered Green Deal Installer or Provider within six months of receiving their voucher.	+	*Customers had to have the improvements installed by a registered Green Deal Installer or Provider within six months of receiving their voucher.
−	*The voucher ~~must~~ be countersigned by the Green Deal Installer or Provider once the installation is complete.	+	*The voucher had to be countersigned by the Green Deal Installer or Provider once the installation was complete.
		+
		+	Customers were expected toreceive payment in ten working days of the voucher being validated.
		+
		+	The GDHIF was closed in July 2014 following a large number of applications. It re-opened in December 2014, with new funding being released in tranches. However, the £24 million provided for solid wall insulation was allocated in the first day and closed to applications. It was expected to re-open to applications in February 2015.
		+
		+	However, on 23 July 2015 Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd announced that there would be no further funding to the Green Deal Finance Company and that the Government would stop any future funding releases of the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund. This was described as a move to protect taxpayers following low take-up and concerns about industry standards. Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/green-deal-finance-company-funding-to-end Gov.uk]. The announcement did not impact on existing Green Deal Finance Plans or Green Deal Home Improvement Fund applications or vouchers.

−	~~Customers should receive payment in ten working days~~ of the ~~voucher being validated~~.	+	Rudd suggested that the Government would work with the building industry and consumer groups on a new value-for-money approach, but that future schemes must provide better value for money, supporting the goal of insulating a million more homes over the next five years and the Government’s commitment to tackle fuel poverty.

−	~~The GDHIF was closed in July 2014 following a large number of applications. It re-opened in December 2014, with new funding being released in tranches. However, the £24 million provided~~ for ~~solid wall insulation was allocated in the first day and closed to applications. It is expected to re-open to applications in February 2015~~.	+	See Green Deal scrapped for more information.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =
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	*Feed in tariff.		*Feed in tariff.
	*Green deal.		*Green deal.
		+	*Green deal scrapped.
	*Renewable energy.		*Renewable energy.
	*Renewable heat incentive.		*Renewable heat incentive.

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−	A new Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was launched by Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker on 1 May 2014 (Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient]). The previous Green Deal Cashback Scheme ends on June 30 2014.	+	A new Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was launched by Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker on 1 May 2014 (Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient]). The previous Green Deal Cashback Scheme ends on June 30 2014.

	Available to people in England and Wales from June 2014, the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) is designed to work alongside Green Deal finance although householders will not be required to use Green Deal finance to qualify for the GDHIF.		Available to people in England and Wales from June 2014, the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) is designed to work alongside Green Deal finance although householders will not be required to use Green Deal finance to qualify for the GDHIF.
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	Customers should receive payment in ten working days of the voucher being validated.		Customers should receive payment in ten working days of the voucher being validated.

−	The GDHIF was closed in July 2014 following a large number of applications. It re-opened in December 2014, with new funding being released in tranches. However, the ~~£34~~ million ~~allocated~~ for solid wall insulation was allocated closed to applications. It is expected to re-open in February 2015.	+	The GDHIF was closed in July 2014 following a large number of applications. It re-opened in December 2014, with new funding being released in tranches. However, the £24 million provided for solid wall insulation was allocated in the first day and closed to applications. It is expected to re-open to applications in February 2015.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

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−	A new Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was launched by Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker on 1 May 2014 (Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient]).	+	A new Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was launched by Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker on 1 May 2014 (Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient]). The previous Green Deal Cashback Scheme ends on June 30 2014.

	Available to people in England and Wales from June 2014, the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) is designed to work alongside Green Deal finance although householders will not be required to use Green Deal finance to qualify for the GDHIF.		Available to people in England and Wales from June 2014, the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) is designed to work alongside Green Deal finance although householders will not be required to use Green Deal finance to qualify for the GDHIF.

	Domestic energy customers can claim up to £7600:		Domestic energy customers can claim up to £7600:
−	*75% of the costs of installation for solid wall insulation up to £6,000.	+	*67% of the costs of installation for solid wall insulation up to £6,000.
	*Up to a £100 refund for a Green Deal Assessment.		*Up to a £100 refund for a Green Deal Assessment.
	*Up to £500 for those who have bought a property in 12 months prior to application to qualify if they carry out energy efficiency improvements.		*Up to £500 for those who have bought a property in 12 months prior to application to qualify if they carry out energy efficiency improvements.
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	Customers should receive payment in ten working days of the voucher being validated.		Customers should receive payment in ten working days of the voucher being validated.

−	The ~~previous Green Deal Cashback Scheme ends on June 30~~ 2014.	+	The GDHIF was closed in July 2014 following a large number of applications. It re-opened in December 2014, with new funding being released in tranches. However, the £34 million allocated for solid wall insulation was allocated closed to applications. It is expected to re-open in February 2015.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
	*Energy certificates.		*Energy certificates.
		+	*Energy companies obligation.
	*Energy performance contracts.		*Energy performance contracts.
	*Feed in tariff.		*Feed in tariff.

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	Customers should receive payment in ten working days of the voucher being validated.		Customers should receive payment in ten working days of the voucher being validated.
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		+	The previous Green Deal Cashback Scheme ends on June 30 2014.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

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A new Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was launched by Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker on 1 May 2014 (Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient]).

Available to people in England and Wales from June 2014, the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) is designed to work alongside Green Deal finance although householders will not be required to use Green Deal finance to qualify for the GDHIF.

Domestic energy customers can claim up to £7600:
*75% of the costs of installation for solid wall insulation up to £6,000.
*Up to a £100 refund for a Green Deal Assessment.
*Up to £500 for those who have bought a property in the 12 months prior to application to qualify if they carry out energy efficiency improvements.
*Up to £1000 for installing two measures from the following list (for homemovers this maximum is £1500):
#Condensing gas boiler (on mains gas).
#Double glazing (replacing single glazing).
#Secondary glazing.
#Replacement doors.
#Cavity wall insulation.
#Floor insulation.
#Flat roof insulation.
#Room-in-roof insulation.
#Replacement warm air unit.
#Replacement storage heaters.
#Flue gas heat recovery units.
#Waste water heat recovery systems.

To qualify for funding:
*The improvements must be recommended on an Energy Performance Certificate (<abbr title="Energy Performance Certificate">EPC</abbr>), that is less than 24 months old, or on a Green Deal Advice Report.
*The <abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">GDHIF</abbr> cannot be combined with funding for the same installation from the Energy Company Obligation (<abbr title="Energy Company Obligation">ECO</abbr>), the Green Deal Communities Scheme or the Green Deal Cashback scheme.
*The customer must register for their <abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">GDHIF</abbr> voucher on the application website or by telephone.
*Customers must have the improvements installed by a registered Green Deal Installer or Provider within six months of receiving their voucher.
*The voucher must be countersigned by the Green Deal Installer or Provider once the installation is complete.

Customers should receive payment in ten working days of the voucher being validated.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*Energy certificates.
*Energy performance contracts.
*Feed in tariff.
*Green deal.
*Renewable energy.
*Renewable heat incentive.
*Zero carbon homes.
*Zero carbon non domestic buildings.

=== External references ===
*Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient] 1 May 2014.

[[Category:Sustainability]]
[[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]

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	A new Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was launched by Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker on 1 May 2014 (Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient]).		A new Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF) was launched by Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker on 1 May 2014 (Gov.uk ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/7600-to-make-your-home-more-energy-efficient £7600 to make your home more energy efficient]).

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	*75% of the costs of installation for solid wall insulation up to £6,000.		*75% of the costs of installation for solid wall insulation up to £6,000.
	*Up to a £100 refund for a Green Deal Assessment.		*Up to a £100 refund for a Green Deal Assessment.
−	*Up to £500 for those who have bought a property in ~~the~~ 12 months prior to application to qualify if they carry out energy efficiency improvements.	+	*Up to £500 for those who have bought a property in 12 months prior to application to qualify if they carry out energy efficiency improvements.
−	*Up to £1000 for installing two measures from the following list (for homemovers ~~this~~ maximum is £1500):	+	*Up to £1000 for installing two measures from the following list (for homemovers the maximum is £1500):
	#Condensing gas boiler (on mains gas).		#Condensing gas boiler (on mains gas).
	#Double glazing (replacing single glazing).		#Double glazing (replacing single glazing).
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	To qualify for funding:		To qualify for funding:
−	*The improvements must be recommended on an Energy Performance Certificate (<abbr title="Energy Performance Certificate">EPC</abbr>), that is less than 24 months old, or on a Green Deal Advice Report.	+	*The improvements must be recommended on an Energy Performance Certificate (<abbr title="Energy Performance Certificate">EPC</abbr>) that is less than 24 months old or on a Green Deal Advice Report.
	*The <abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">GDHIF</abbr> cannot be combined with funding for the same installation from the Energy Company Obligation (<abbr title="Energy Company Obligation">ECO</abbr>), the Green Deal Communities Scheme or the Green Deal Cashback scheme.		*The <abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">GDHIF</abbr> cannot be combined with funding for the same installation from the Energy Company Obligation (<abbr title="Energy Company Obligation">ECO</abbr>), the Green Deal Communities Scheme or the Green Deal Cashback scheme.
	*The customer must register for their <abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">GDHIF</abbr> voucher on the application website or by telephone.		*The customer must register for their <abbr title="The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund">GDHIF</abbr> voucher on the application website or by telephone.