SME Energy Efficiency Scheme (SMEES)

Guidance and funding for businesses looking to improve their energy efficiency.

From:
Department for Business and Trade
Published
1 March 2022
Type of support:
Grant and Expertise and advice
Business stage:
Established
Industry:
Agriculture and food, Business and finance, Construction, Education and Health
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Hospitality and catering, IT, digital and creative, Life Sciences, Manufacturing, Mining, Real estate and property, Science and technology, Service industries, Transport and distribution, Travel and leisure, Utilities providers, and Wholesale and retail
Number of employees:
0 to 9 employees, 10 to 249 employees, 250 to 500 employees and More than 500 employees
Region:
North East

Who it’s for

Businesses located in Tees Valley.

What you can get

  • fully-funded energy efficiency audits and expert advice to identify ways of saving energy
  • online resources and workshops
  • capital grants as a contribution towards works undertaken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to lower energy consumption. These cover up to 45% of your upfront capital project costs, between £10,000 and £100,000
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