Check now to see if you could get £150 to help with energy bills as 6m UK homes qualify
# Check now to see if you could get £150 to help with energy bills as 6m UK homes qualify
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Key List
Are you eligible? — The first step is to check if your supplier is part of the scheme. Currently, 28 suppliers offer the discount: 100Green (formerly Green Energy UK or GEUK); Affect Energy – see Octopus Energy; Boost; British…
Who qualifies? — MSE says that if you're in England or Wales, you should automatically receive it if you were named on your electricity account or bill on August 24, 2025 (the qualifying date for the payment) and…
When and how will I receive the £150? — According to Money Saving Expert, the method of receiving the discount depends on your electricity payment method. However, irrespective of your payment method, the £150 is typically applied as a discount on your bill, not…
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## An additional 2.7 million households are set to benefit from the energy discount this year
More than 6 million households across the UK are set to qualify for a £150 energy bill discount under the Warm Home Discount scheme. This increased eligibility results from the expansion of the program, which now includes an additional 2.7 million homes compared to last year.
The Warm Home Discount program is aimed at supporting low-income households struggling with energy costs. Eligible families can expect the £150 discount to be applied directly to their electricity bills. The funds are a critical aid, helping many families stay afloat amid rising energy prices.
The eligibility criteria for the scheme are straightforward. Households receiving specified benefits, such as Pension Credit or certain types of income support, may qualify. To ensure that those in need can take advantage of this financial support, applicants are encouraged to check their eligibility as soon as possible.
"To redeem the voucher, you’ll need to visit the Post Office or a PayPoint shop. In most cases, you’ll need proof of identity, such as your passport or driving licence," according to Money Saving Expert. This stipulation ensures that only eligible individuals can access the program.
Local councils and energy suppliers are playing a crucial role in implementing the scheme, and householders can contact their energy providers for detailed information. This initiative not only provides immediate financial relief but also aims to alleviate the long-term burden of energy poverty in the UK.