Home Energy Scotland Grants for Battery Storage
Scotland offers the most generous battery storage grants in the UK. Rural properties can access up to £18,000 in combined grant and interest-free loan funding.
Rural Package
£9,000 grant + £9,000 interest-free loan for off-gas properties and rural areas
Urban Grant
HES grant for battery storage and heat pump installation in urban areas
Am I Eligible for the £18,000 Rural Package?
Off-Gas Properties
Not connected to mains gas network (oil, LPG, electric heating, or no central heating)
Rural Postcodes
Highland, Islands, Argyll & Bute, Borders, Dumfries & Galloway, and other rural council areas
Existing Solar Panels
Already have solar PV installed (any age — FiT and SEG era both qualify)
Owner-Occupier
You own your home (not rented). Landlords do not qualify for HES grants
Not sure if you qualify? Take our 5-step eligibility quiz
Check Your Eligibility →What's Covered by the Grant?
Battery Storage System
- ✓ Duracell Dura5 or Pylontech
- ✓ 5kWh to 27kWh capacity
- ✓ 15-year warranty included
- ✓ MCS certified installation
Installation & Setup
- ✓ AC coupling to existing solar
- ✓ DNO application (G99/G100)
- ✓ MCS certificate
- ✓ Commissioning & handover
Additional Systems
- ✓ Heat pump (if replacing fossil fuel)
- ✓ EV charger (separate grant)
- ✓ Energy monitoring system
- ✓ Smart home integration
How to Apply for HES Grant
We handle the entire application process for you — from initial eligibility check to final grant payment.
Free Survey
We assess your property and confirm eligibility
Quote & Application
We prepare quote and submit to Home Energy Scotland
Grant Approval
HES reviews and approves your application
Installation
MCS certified installation with DNO approval
Grant Payment
Grant paid directly — loan repaid over 10 years
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