Councils by oil and LPG homes
The number of homes heated by oil or LPG in each council area.
Led by Cornwall at 39,181, from 318 ranked.
Where the £9,000 off-gas grant applies, postcode by postcode
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Every council and postcode district in England and Wales, ranked on how far off the gas grid they are. Each table ships the CSV behind it.
Built from the full Energy Performance of Buildings Register: 20,306,636 properties, 814,824 of them heated by oil or LPG and so in line for the £9,000 uplift. If you are writing about your own area and want a cut we have not published, ask.
The number of homes heated by oil or LPG in each council area.
Led by Cornwall at 39,181, from 318 ranked.
The share of homes in each council area running on oil or LPG.
Led by Ceredigion at 39.9%, from 316 ranked.
The number of homes heated by oil or LPG in each postcode district.
Led by NR29 at 4,618, from 718 ranked.
The share of homes whose current EPC shows a heat pump.
Led by Mid Suffolk at 10.9%, from 316 ranked.
Homes with no heat pump on their first EPC and one on their latest: conversions that actually happened.
Led by Cornwall at 3,371, from 318 ranked.
Every table above is a straight count. This one is calculated: it compares each council against what its own housing stock predicts, so being rural stops being the whole answer. The method is stated in full on the page, including two earlier versions of it that were wrong.
They are free to reuse, including commercially, under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The data page sets out how each figure is counted, what it does and does not cover, and where to ask questions.