Get an estimate of your potential savings

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Estimate your heat pump savings

Select your property type to get a recommended heat pump size and estimated costs.

Flat / Apartment 5–7 kW typical
Mid-terrace house 5–8 kW typical
End-terrace house 5–9 kW typical
Semi-detached house 6–10 kW typical
Detached house 8–13 kW typical
Large detached house 10–16 kW typical
Bungalow 6–11 kW typical

Your gas usage

Based on your property type, here's your estimated annual gas usage for heating. You can adjust this if needed.

Annual gas usage
11,500 kWh/year

Your current boiler

Select the type of boiler you currently have. Older, less efficient boilers waste more gas, so switching to a heat pump can save you even more.

New A-rated condensing boiler 92% efficiency — installed in the last few years
Typical boiler 85% efficiency — around 5–10 years old
Old / inefficient boiler 70% efficiency — 15+ years old or G-rated

Your estimated heat pump savings

Based on Ofgem Q1 2026 rates, Energy Saving Trust data, and the BUS grant.

Current gas heating cost
Annual gas usage
Gas unit cost (5.93p/kWh)
Gas standing charge (35.09p/day)
Total current gas cost
Heat pump running cost
Heat delivered by boiler
Electricity needed by ASHP (SCOP 3.7)
ASHP electricity cost (27.69p/kWh)
System cost
Recommended system size
Estimated installation cost
Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant
Cost after grant

Based on current energy prices, a heat pump would cost more to run than your existing boiler.

Your boiler is already highly efficient, so the running cost saving isn't there at today's gas-to-electricity price ratio. However, heat pumps still reduce carbon emissions and protect against future gas price rises. A heat pump may become more cost-effective as electricity prices fall relative to gas.

Estimated annual saving
Estimated monthly saving
Estimated payback period
Estimated additional annual cost
Estimated additional monthly cost

* Estimates based on Ofgem Q1 2026 price cap rates, a seasonal COP of 3.7 (representative of Worcester Bosch units), and the £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant. Actual savings will vary depending on your home's insulation, heating habits, and tariff.

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Estimate your solar savings

Select your property type to get a recommended solar system size.

Flat / Apartment
Mid-terrace house
End-terrace house
Semi-detached house
Detached house
Large detached house
Bungalow

Your electricity usage

Based on your property type, here's your estimated annual electricity usage. You can adjust this if needed.

Annual electricity usage
2,700 kWh/year

Battery storage

Adding a battery lets you store excess solar energy for use in the evening, increasing the amount of solar power you use directly.

Without battery Use ~35% of generated solar directly
With battery storage Use ~75% of generated solar directly

Your estimated solar savings

Based on UK average solar generation data and Ofgem Q1 2026 rates.

Recommended system
System size
Number of panels
Estimated annual generation
Estimated system cost
Battery storage size
Savings breakdown
Your annual electricity usage
Solar energy you use directly
Savings from self-consumption (27.69p/kWh)
Surplus exported to grid
Export income (SEG at 15p/kWh)
Estimated annual saving
Estimated monthly saving
Estimated payback period

* Estimates based on UK average solar generation (900 kWh/kWp/year), Ofgem Q1 2026 electricity rates, and standard SEG export tariff. Actual results will vary depending on roof orientation, shading, and your tariff.