Grants for a heat pump or insulation in Latvia: where do I apply?
Most countries support home renovation with grants, tax credits or cheap loans. The schemes change often, so always check the official portal before you order work.
📜 The rules in Latvia
Grants for heat pumps and insulation
Home owners can get up to 70% (max EUR 15,000) towards heat pumps, pellet boilers, solar collectors, solar panels or a district-heating connection. You apply to Vides investīciju fonds after installation, with a secure e-signature.
- A Modernisation Fund programme approved on 17 February 2026 supports solar panels, heat pumps and solar collectors for multi-apartment buildings and energy communities (up to 70%); applications go to Vides investīciju fonds. (kem.gov.lv)
- ALTUM's energy-efficiency programme for multi-apartment buildings (EU funds 2021-2027) stopped accepting new applications for general renovation from 2 September 2026. (altum.lv)
🪜 Step by step
- Find the national schemeThe official schemes in Latvia and who runs them are listed below.
- Check the conditions before you orderMany grants must be requested before the work starts, and often need a certified installer or an energy audit.
- Get quotesAsk for several quotes that state the equipment and the performance the scheme requires.
- Apply on the official portalUse only the official website below. Keep invoices and certificates for the payout or a check.
📇 Who to contact
❓ Questions
Can I still apply after the work is done?
Often not. Many schemes require the application before the work starts. Check the official portal.
Is there extra help on a low income?
Some schemes pay more to low-income households. The portal below explains who qualifies.
Someone offers to handle the grant for me. Is that safe?
Be careful with door-to-door or phone offers. Check the company and apply through the official portal.
📎 Sources
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