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Green Business Grant (Glasgow)

Glasgow City Council

Description

Non-repayable grant covering up to 50% of project costs to help Glasgow SMEs, social enterprises, and CICs reduce energy bills and progress toward net zero — covering building improvements, active travel/EV support, and waste minimisation.

Amount

Up to £10,000 (maximum 50% of eligible project cost)

Deadline

30 September 2026

Eligibility summary

  • Available in: Scotland.
  • Applicant must be a registered business.
Requirement
Business trading at least 6 months, with a Glasgow postcode, paying non-domestic rates in Glasgow, and compliant with the £315,000 Minimal Financial Assistance threshold.

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How to apply

Apply via Glasgow City Council's Green Business Grant page before 30 September 2026, or sooner if the budget is fully allocated.

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Other areas' version of this scheme

Green Business Grant (Glasgow) is run locally — here's the same scheme in other areas.

Grant

Green Business Grant (Teignbridge)

Teignbridge District Council

Teignbridge District Council's Green Business Grant (now in its third phase, with around £750,000 available) helps businesses, community organisations, CICs and charities across Teignbridge reduce their carbon footprint and energy costs. Grants of £3,000-£20,000 cover 80% of eligible costs for businesses and 100% for community organisations, charities and not-for-profit organisations; solar panel installations are capped at 50% of costs up to £10,000.

£3,000-£20,000 (80% of costs for businesses, 100% for community/charity/not-for-profit organisations)Rolling / no fixed deadlineEnglandTeignbridge District Council

Last verified: 1 August 2026. See the footer disclaimer — this is general information, not financial or tax advice.