Ealing’s Councils Community Climate Grants 2nd round of funding has awarded 10 organisations grants of up to £10k for energy efficiency improvements. Apply now for Round 3 of the Community Climate grants, closing on Tuesday 22nd July 2025.
For the 2nd round of Community Climate grants, a total of 18 applications were received. The 10 successful organisations are across 5 of Ealing’s 7 boroughs: Acton, Southall, Ealing, Perivale and Hanwell. The applications were scored on 3 criteria: carbon reduction, community engagement and the delivery plan. Successful applicants needed to score 60% of above to qualify for the grant.
The 10 successful organisations were:
- West Acton Community Centre,
- The London Tigers,
- St Dunstan’s Church,
- Wasps Football Club,
- Arya Samaj,
- Northfield’s Community Library,
- St Nicholas Church,
- The Charity of William Hobbayne,
- EACH Counselling and Support
- EHCVS.
These successful Community Climate grant applications covered a wide range of energy efficiency themes. These included LED light replacement, solar panel installation, zoned building heating controls, energy advice workshops and the installation of double-glazed windows.
The total grants awarded will be just under £85k.
Community Climate Grants
Round 3 of the Community Climate grants is open for applications from Tuesday 24th June 2025 until Tuesday 22nd July 2025 . You can apply on the Ealing Council website – Community climate grants Ealing Council. If you work for public benefit and are a not-for-profit organisation; and are based or predominantly active in the borough of Ealing, please apply. So if these do not apply to your organisation or group, you cannot be considered for the grant.
Ideas for projects for the grants are:
- Energy: double glazing, LED lighting, light sensors, insulation, energy advice surgeries and solar panels.
- Transport: cargo bike delivery instead of motor vehicles, enabling low-carbon transport and bicycle parking.
- Waste: waste minimisation, reduction in food waste, repair and reuse and Library of Things.
These grants will not cover a community organisation’s day-to-day organisational overhead. So grants will not cover expenses such as rent, bills, administration costs and staffing costs.
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