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Off‑Gas Grant

Where the £9,000 off-gas grant applies, postcode by postcode

Postcode district · Newbury

£9,000 heat pump grant in RG20

2,949 homes in RG20 run on oil or LPG, 50.5% of the district. They may qualify for £9,000 towards a heat pump.

How RG20 compares

Heavily off the gas grid

Oil and LPG heating is far more common in RG20 than across England and Wales, so the £9,000 uplift applies to more homes here.

Least off-grid Most off-grid

50% of homes here run on oil or LPG, against 4% across England and Wales. That ranks RG20 63 of 718 districts for off-grid heating.

How RG20 heats its homes

Oil Qualifies 2,731
LPG Qualifies 218
Electric only Usually not 1,543

Of 5,842 properties with a current certificate.

537 of them are privately rented. The grant closes on 31 March 2027.

Councils covering RG20

Postcode districts do not follow council boundaries. RG20 spans 2 councils.

Nearby districts in RG

Ranked by the number of oil and LPG heated homes.
DistrictPost townOilLPGShare
RG7 Reading 2,014 342 20.5%
RG9 Henley-On-Thames 1,157 201 16.3%
RG17 Hungerford 1,196 98 23.3%
RG18 Thatcham 750 93 15.4%
RG8 Reading 754 84 14.7%
RG25 Basingstoke 727 87 28.1%
RG27 Hook 518 97 7.5%
RG26 Tadley 470 62 7.8%
RG10 Reading 367 67 7.8%
RG19 Thatcham 312 64 6.9%
RG28 Whitchurch 160 55 9.9%

All districts in RG

What to do next

The grant goes to your installer, who claims it for you, so the first step is finding an MCS-certified one who covers RG20. Get the quote before the uplift closes on 31 March 2027: after that the same job is worth £7,500 instead.