Somerset ‘Go Green’ SchemeApplications: gogreenscheme.org.uk/go-green-scheme The Go Green Scheme is a Somerset Council initiative delivered by Net Zero consultancy Balanced Energy Ltd, offering practical support and financial assistance to help local businesses reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions. Funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and the Local Growth Fund, the scheme is open to Somerset-based enterprises with up to 250 employees. It provides tailored advice, site visits, and sustainability plans to help businesses understand and cut their energy use, improve profitability, and contribute to a cleaner, low-carbon economy. |
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Clark FoundationApplications: theclarkfoundation.org.uk The Clark Foundation is inviting applications from not-for-profit organisations in Somerset for grants supporting capital projects and equipment purchases. With a focus on enhancing leisure, learning, and wellbeing, the Foundation prioritises initiatives that benefit areas where Clarks employees live and work. Successful applicants must demonstrate a commitment to sustainable operations beyond the life of their project. Grants range from £250 to over £100,000, with decisions made quarterly or year-round depending on the amount requested. |
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Mendip Hills FundApplications: Mendip Hills Fund - Somerset Community Foundation The Mendip Hills Fund offers grants of up to £2,000 to support projects that conserve and enhance the Mendip Hills’ natural environment, strengthen local communities, and promote sustainable social and economic wellbeing. Eligible groups operating within the Mendip Hills National Character Area can apply for funding to deliver initiatives ranging from habitat conservation and educational activities to community facilities, outreach work, and the start‑up of local social enterprises. With around £15,000 available and a strong focus on nature, community resilience, and low‑impact living, the programme provides valuable support for organisations helping the Mendip Hills thrive. |
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Warm Homes Local GrantApplications: cse.org.uk/my-home/funding-and-grants-for-energy The Warm Homes Local Grant, funded by the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero, is helping us reduce carbon emissions and improve energy efficiency in fuel-poor homes. Running from April 2025 to March 2028, the scheme offers free upgrades such as insulation, solar panels and clean heating systems to eligible households. Properties must have an EPC rating of D or below and meet income or benefit criteria. Delivered on our behalf by the Centre for Sustainable Energy, the grant is currently fully subscribed for year one, but applications are open for future funding rounds. |
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