Intergas Launches Funded Hybrid Installation Initiative for Housing Associations
Intergas has unveiled an exciting new initiative aimed at Housing Associations and Social Housing providers: the Intergas Sustainable Housing Solutions Initiative. This revolutionary scheme is designed to empower housing providers with cutting-edge sustainable heating solutions, ensuring reduced energy consumption and lower carbon emissions for their customers.
Under this scheme, housing associations can benefit from a hybrid heat pump upgrade with the Intergas Xtend Hybrid System, an innovative system that can reduce gas consumption by up to 82.5%. The Xtend Hybrid System has the added capability of retrofitting to an existing, compliant ERP boiler.
How the Sustainable Housing Solutions Initiative Works
This initiative aims to support the housing sector’s transition to cleaner, more affordable energy by providing housing associations with access to affordable, low-carbon heating through subsidised Intergas Xtend Hybrid Systems and additional support for their customers. Our hope is that this scheme will show that subsidising heating solutions for social housing will have a positive impact on our national CO2 emissions.
Here’s what participants will receive.
A Cutting-Edge Heating System
The Xtend Hybrid System delivers unmatched energy efficiency thanks to the agile system that will alternate between the boiler and the heat pump, ensuring comfort levels are maintained and the most energy-efficient combination of appliances is used.
Customer Support
A monetary contribution towards the occupier’s energy consumption for a three-month period, helping your customers transition to this new, energy-efficient system.
Expert Installation
A skilled Intergas technical engineer will support the contractor during the installation and commissioning process, ensuring a smooth and professional hybrid heating upgrade.
Step Into the Future of Sustainable Housing with Intergas.
Together, we can revolutionise how we heat homes while protecting the planet.
Housing Associations looking to improve their customer satisfaction, reduce carbon emissions and lower energy costs are encouraged to register for the scheme by 31 October 2025. Don’t miss this opportunity to lead the way toward sustainable housing with future-proof home heating.
Terms and conditions apply. Scheme ends 31 October 2025.
- Does not include fitting of the Xtend Hybrid Solution
- Intergas will support your customer with up to £50 for 3 months of energy bill contributions
- Support from an expert Intergas Service Engineer with the commissioning of their hybrid system
- Intergas will monitor the energy consumption of your customer to build a case study for marketing purposes
- Closing Date for Initiative 31 October 2025
FAQs About Hybrid Heating for the Housing Sector
Can homeowners still benefit from hybrid or heat pump technology without the funding scheme?
Absolutely – a hybrid heat pump upgrade for homeowners can fit a whole new system or retrofit a heat pump into your existing heating system, giving you the best of low-carbon heating and affordable comfort during cold snaps. We also offer solo heat pump systems.
Are hybrid heating systems still available after the initiative has ended?
Our heating systems are available for purchase all year round, whether you’re a homeowner or a housing association. We can help you compare hybrid boiler vs heat pump systems to understand which is the best option for your situation.
How can social landlords or contractors prepare for the next phase of low-carbon heating?
Social housing providers and local authorities can prepare by ringfencing capital for hybrid / heat pump upgrade installations. It is key to prioritise future-proof home heating for tenants as government legislation and housing regulations adapt to climate goals.
Contractors can prepare for the 2025 gas boiler ban by investing in boiler training that includes hybrid and heat pump systems.
What are hybrid heat pumps?
A hybrid heat pump upgrade connects an air source heat pump to a gas boiler system. This gives consumers efficient, low-carbon heating for most of the year, with the option to use gas during cold snaps and save money on their energy bills. When deciding how to decarbonise your home heating, hybrid systems are a practical choice.
For more information, see: What are hybrid heat pumps?
