Prime Energy Network
Government-funded home energy upgrades and air conditioning installation for households across Great Britain
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Prime Energy Network
Prime Energy Network arranges government-funded energy-efficiency upgrades for eligible homes, including heat pumps, solar and battery systems, insulation, boilers and central heating. It also installs and services air conditioning.
The company assesses household eligibility, manages grant applications and carries out approved installations. Its schemes serve homes across England, Scotland and Wales.
PRIME ENERGY NETWORK LTD is based in Bolton and was founded in 2017.
Product: Home energy-efficiency upgrades funded through government schemes, plus air conditioning installation and servicing.
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