Manchester, United Kingdom, 29/01/2025
With heating accounting for 20% of the UK’s carbon emissions, affordable, low-carbon solutions are more important than ever. Homely, a smart heating technology now officially approved as an innovation measure under the government’s ECO4 framework, is helping homeowners reduce heating costs while accelerating the UK’s journey to net-zero. By increasing the carbon score of heat pump installations by 25%, Homely ensures more projects qualify for ECO4 funding, enabling a greater number of homes to transition to greener, more efficient heating systems.
Homely’s approval represents a significant breakthrough for the heat pump industry, removing key barriers to adoption. By optimising heat pump performance and reducing running costs, Homely is helping drive the decarbonisation of domestic heating at scale.
Jamie Elliot, Managing Director at Homely, said:
“This is an exciting step forward for Homely, and we’re thrilled to see our technology recognised under ECO4. We started with a clear vision: to make heat pumps a truly affordable and practical option for every home. By optimising how heat pumps operate, we’re helping homeowners reduce their heating bills and making low-carbon heating a real, accessible alternative to gas boilers. Getting ECO4 approval is a big step forward—not just for us, but for installers too. It means they now have a solution that’s easy to implement, works with a wide range of heat pump brands, and helps homeowners achieve the best efficiency and lowest possible running costs. Our goal has always been to make sustainable heating more accessible to as many people as possible, and this approval takes us one step closer to that reality.”
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The UK government remains committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, with heat pumps playing a pivotal role in decarbonising home heating. Despite challenges in meeting interim installation targets, the emphasis on heat pumps as a primary solution for reducing household carbon footprints remains strong. Government initiatives, such as the ECO4 framework and the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, continue to support the adoption of heat pumps, underscoring their importance in the nation’s strategy to combat climate change. Homely’s approval as an ECO4 innovation measure further strengthens this effort by making heat pump installations more accessible, impactful, and financially viable for homeowners and installers alike.
Homely’s approval under ECO4 is a step forward for installers, homeowners, and the UK’s journey toward a greener future. By enabling smarter, more efficient heating systems that maximise both carbon savings and affordability, Homely is paving the way for a sustainable energy transition that benefits everyone.
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