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Domestic Renewables

LASplanning configured a 2019 house extension to better utilise former garden ground and most recently (2023) to enhance the overall sustainability of the house and reduce its running cost.

In addition to the physical interventions and design concept, coordination of funding sources was undertaken, through the support of Home Energy Scotland.

The below summary outlines the key project components in switching to a combination of renewable technologies to provide power to the family home.

Summary Data Sheet – Project/ Energy Timeline (detached 5 bedroom home) – all data drawn from client’s personal records to date and may vary depending on property and personal circumstances

1. Detached modern home built circa July 2010

2. Home extension added circa June 2019

3. Renewables added June 2022

4. Renewables added June 2023

Costs                      

Technology/ Capital Cost of Technology

  1. Air Source Heat Pump – £10,500
  2. Solar Thermal – £5,000
  3. Solar PV – £7,200
  4. Battery Storage – £6,000

TOTAL = £28,700

Grant/ Loan Funding

  1. £7,500 grant/ £2,500 0% loan funding (£500 self funded)
  2. £3,750 grant/ £1,250 0% loan funding
  3. £2,500 grant/ £3,500 0% loan funding (£1,200 self funded)
  4. £6,000 0% loan funding

TOTAL = £13,750 (grant funding)

£13,250 (0% loan funding)

More Information

If you would like to find out more about this project, or how we could assist you with your renewable plans, please do not hesitate to reach out to LASplanning.

Images all courtesy of DX2 Consultancy with all work undertaken by MCS accredited professional contractors. Energy advice and EPC undertaken by nextGenergy

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