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Checked 2026-09-30

🏠 Grants for a heat pump or insulation in Norway: where do I apply?

The short answer

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 Norway

Grants for heat pumps and insulation

Enova gives homeowners grants for insulation, energy-efficient windows and doors, heat pumps (air-to-water, liquid-to-water), solar panels, solar collectors, bio boilers, ventilation, energy storage, smart water heaters and energy advice. Apply before you start; the work must be done by qualified professionals.

  • Example: an air-to-water heat pump gets 25% of approved invoiced costs, up to NOK 20,000. You must carry out the work and send documentation within the deadline to be paid. (enova.no)
EnovaState agency where homeowners apply for energy grants🔗 enova.no
Official source: enova.no · Checked 2026-09-30

🪜 Step by step

  1. Find the national schemeThe official schemes in Norway and who runs them are listed below.
  2. Check the conditions before you orderMany grants must be requested before the work starts, and often need a certified installer or an energy audit.
  3. Get quotesAsk for several quotes that state the equipment and the performance the scheme requires.
  4. Apply on the official portalUse only the official website below. Keep invoices and certificates for the payout or a check.

📇 Who to contact

EnovaState agency where homeowners apply for energy grants🔗 enova.no/nb/privat/bolig/stotte

❓ 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

Checked: 2026-09-30

🧭 Is this still correct?

We check this information carefully, but phone numbers, websites and rules change — and sometimes we get something wrong. Spotted a mistake or a change? Let us know below.

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