A Green Home Finance product rewards you for purchasing or refinancing an energy efficient home by offering a reduced rental rate on a 2 year or 5 year fixed rate product. In addition, the Bank, at its own cost, will offset the carbon footprint of your property for the entire fixed term of the product (two or five years). (Refinance option only available to UK residents and UK Expats).

Your home will need a valid Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of A or B to be eligible to select one of our Green Home Finance products. You can check your home’s rating on the EPC Register. These products are available to both new and existing customers.

If you’re moving into a new build home and your home is still being built, ask your house builder for the Energy Performance Certificate or predicted energy assessment.





We have teamed up with Forest Carbon to offset the emissions of your home.

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We have teamed up with Forest Carbon to offset the carbon footprint of an average UK property for the entire fixed term of the product (two or five years) of every Green Home Finance product.

The average UK home produces 2.9 tonnes of carbon each year*. Every time a customer takes out a Green Home Finance product we will offset those carbon emissions from the footprint. Forest Carbon develops and works with a range of carbon emissions reduction projects around the world.

Whilst the carbon market is still young in the UK, and unable to offer offsets in the short term, around the world it is more mature and projects are delivering immediate carbon savings. We are supporting a mix of renewable energy and nature-based projects.

Carbon savings occur through preventing the emissions that arise from burning fossil fuel and clearing rainforests, and through the capture of emissions by the creation of new forests.

This helps our customers to reduce their carbon footprint, and is a way for us to begin to reduce our financed emissions.

For more information, please see Forest Carbon's website.

*The average UK household’s carbon emissions generated by heating and lighting the home are 2.9 tonnes of CO2 per year. Source: Forest Carbon, April 2022

Forest Carbon develops and works with a range of carbon emissions reduction projects:

YOUR HOME MAY BE AT RISK IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP THE PAYMENTS ON YOUR HOME PURCHASE PLAN.