Ask about solar funding in North Wales

Details that help us answer

1. Your council area: Anglesey, Gwynedd, Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire or Wrexham.
2. Whether you own or rent, and if you rent, from a private landlord or a council or housing association.
3. How the home is heated now: mains gas, oil, LPG, electric or something else.
4. What you know about eligibility: any means-tested benefit, any long-term health condition, and the EPC rating if you have it.
5. What you're looking into: solar, a battery, a heat pump, or an offer you want checked.

Nest's eligibility, set out in the Welsh Government's annual report (read 3 November 2026), depends on those details, so they let us point you the right way quickly.

What happens to your message

It goes to SEO-DONS LTD, the publisher of this guide. We read it against the relevant Welsh or UK source and answer by email, pointing you to the scheme page that applies and our own page that explains it. Your details are used for that reply only: no mailing list, no installers, no lenders. When the same question arrives more than once, we improve the page instead, without anything that could identify you.

Questions we can usually help with

Whether Nest is worth contacting for a particular household. Whether an oil-heated home on Anglesey or in Gwynedd is likely to get the higher Boiler Upgrade Scheme amount. Whether an offer that mentions ECO4 or "the Welsh Government" is what it says. What the Welsh heat pump planning rules mean for a terrace. Where we can't answer, such as whether you'll definitely qualify, we'll say so plainly.

Before you press send

The finder on the home page sorts the routes for your situation in seconds and may answer your question already. If you're writing about an offer, include exactly what it says it is and whether you've been asked to sign or pay anything.