Welcome to We're Going Sustainable, where we support your journey to a more sustainable living environment. In our ongoing search for energy-efficient solutions, the hybrid heat pump is a true star in the firmament. This innovative technology combines the efficiency of a heat pump with the reliability of a traditional boiler, making your home not only comfortable, but also environmentally friendly.

What is a Hybrid Heat Pump?

Let's zoom in on this rising star: the hybrid heat pump. It is a clever combination of an air-water or a fan-air-water heat pump and a boiler. This system uses renewable energy sources, such as heat from outside air or ventilation air, to heat and provide hot water for your home. When additional heat is needed, the system automatically switches to the central heating boiler, ensuring seamless and efficient operation.

Benefits of a Hybrid Heat Pump

1. Energy efficiency: By using renewable energy sources, such as heat from the outside air, a hybrid heat pump uses significantly less energy than a traditional central heating boiler. This not only results in lower energy bills, but also reduces your carbon footprint.
2. Comfortable indoor climate: The hybrid heat pump ensures an even and pleasant temperature in your home. No more cold drafts or sudden temperature changes, but a constant comfortable indoor climate.
3. Substantial savings: By using energy more efficiently, a hybrid heat pump can provide significant savings on your energy bill. This means more money left over for other important things.
4. Lower CO2 emissions: If you care about the environment, the hybrid heat pump is an excellent choice. By consuming fewer fossil fuels, you are helping to reduce CO2 emissions and preserve our planet.

Linkage to Grants and Expertise

At We're Going Sustainable, we believe in connecting subsidies with the right expertise. If you're considering installing a hybrid heat pump, we not only offer information on available subsidies, but we also connect you to recognized companies and experts in the field. So you can be assured of expert installation and optimal performance of your system.

Your Step to Sustainability

Ready to take the next step toward a more sustainable and energy-efficient home? Discover the possibilities of the hybrid heat pump and the benefits it offers for your comfort, wallet and the environment. We Are Going Sustainable is ready to guide you on this journey, from information on subsidies to the right expertise for installation and maintenance.

Heat pump subsidy

You can get a subsidy if you buy a heat pump. This makes sustainable heating even more attractive! The amount of this ISDE subsidy depends strongly on the type of heat pump and its capacity. To give an impression, we show the amounts for 3 types of heat pumps with a capacity suitable for many houses. All heat pumps in this example have energy label A++.

• For a hybrid heat pump with outdoor unit with an output of 4kW, you get a subsidy of €2,550.
• For a all-electric heat pump with outdoor unit and a power of 8 kW, the subsidy amount is €3,150.
• For a ground source heat pump with an output of 6 kW, the subsidy is €4,425.
• There are also subsidies for ventilation heat pumps, heat pump boilers and pvt panels.
• For a heat pump with energy label A+++, you get an additional €225 in 2024.
• The exact amounts per device can be found in the reporting code list on rvo.nl.
• Good to know: if you combine the heat pump with an insulation measure, you also get an attractive subsidy for the insulation measure! View the conditions for the insulation subsidy.

From 2024 you will no longer receive a subsidy for heat pumps with energy label A+ or lower. There is a transitional rule if you bought the heat pump in 2023, but it is not installed until 2024: then you will still get the subsidy. Read more about the changes on the website of RFO. Please note that the changes do not apply to heat pump boilers.

You must apply for the subsidy within 2 years of installation. You can find the conditions at the website of the RFO. There you can also submit the application. In the Step-by-step application process for homeowners read what you need to fill out and what evidence you need to send along.

Do you combine the heat pump with an insulation measure within 2 years? Then you get the higher subsidy amount per square meter for the insulation measure.