Free solar panel grants for community, voluntary, and charity buildings
We help community centres, charities, and not-for-profit organisations reduce energy costs and operate more sustainably. Our tailored renewable energy and efficiency solutions, including solar installations, insulation, and smart energy systems, allow organisations to save money, lower carbon emissions, and reinvest more resources into their vital work.
Power your not-for-profit organisation with renewable energy
Are you working within a community, charitable or not-for-profit sector and want to see how your building space could become more energy efficient and benefit from renewable energy technology?
Let us help show you what energy savings measures your charitable or community centre buildings can benefit from. Improvements and upgrades to your insulation, heating system and added solar panels will save you money on energy bills, provide you with renewable power and keep the heat in.
When you power your space with renewable energy and reduce your carbon footprint, you’re also helping to inspire others in your sector to be part of the change.
Showcase a commitment to a greener future while reducing operating costs
Energy efficient measures and renewable energy technology for charity buildings, offices and community centres should not be overlooked! It’s a win-win scenario that benefits both the environment and your organisation.
By investing in energy saving measures, your charity can showcase its commitment to a brighter, greener future while achieving financial savings, attracting supporters, engaging with the community, and securing long-term success.
With added insulation alone, you can save £100s on high energy bills and keep the profits in the pockets of the charity, and where it’s needed the most.
Are there any grants available for community centres?
In the UK, not‑for‑profit organisations, community centres, and charities can access a variety of grants and funding options to help install solar panels and other clean energy technologies. There are national and local schemes designed to support community energy projects from feasibility through to delivery, such as funds administered via Local Net Zero Hubs and community‑led programmes that help cover costs and overcome barriers to installation.
Specific funding pots include community energy grants that can provide tens of thousands of pounds for clean energy initiatives, as well as opportunities like the National Lottery Awards4All, which offers up to £20,000 for environmental and sustainability projects.