As a Carbon Trust Accredited Supplier, Daikin UK is able to offer customers access to funding from The Green Business Fund; an energy support service for small and medium sized companies in England, Wales and Scotland.
What is the Green Business Fund?
The Green Business Fund provides energy assessments, training, equipment purchasing support and up to £10,000 capital contribution towards the purchase of energy saving equipment.
How much funding is available?
The Capital Contribution is a non-repayable contribution of up to £10,000 – or 30% of the total project cost - from the Green Business Fund to end customers.
Therefore means that Daikin UK is in a unique position to offer small and medium sized business clients the potential to reduce their capital costs by up to £10,000.
Who can qualify for funding?
In order to qualify for the capital contribution, the applicant must be replacing older less efficient equipment with a new system of higher efficiency and they must use equipment supplied by a Carbon Trust Accredited Supplier listed on the Green Business Directory. Daikin UK remains the only VRV / VRF manufacturer listed on the Directory.
What is a Carbon Trust Accredited Supplier?
Recognising high quality energy efficient equipment and renewable technology suppliers, the market-leading scheme offers independent validation and recognition of a supplier’s skills and services.
“Upholding the trusted and high standard of a Carbon Trust Accredited Supplier is very important to Daikin UK. It not only sets us apart in a competitive marketplace but sends a clear signal to contractors and specifiers that our HVAC systems are at the cutting edge of low carbon technological innovation and are proven to be energy efficient.” says Legislation Specialist, Graham Wright.
The accreditation is testament to Daikin UK’s excellent track record of concern for environmental issues and continued commitment to pursuing sustainable solutions in all areas of its business.
For more information, speak to your local Daikin UK sales office.
Or find out more from the Carbon Trust website