Scottish Enterprise

Energy Transition Implementation Grant

£15,000 to £100,000No closing date statedScotlandCovers 30% of costs

Grants for capital investment projects that support growth and competitiveness in cleaner energy markets. Aimed at Scottish businesses with a meaningful role in the Energy Transition supply chain and a planned capital project.

What it pays for

  • Growth
  • Equipment
  • Energy and net zero

Conditions to know about

Must be supported through Scottish Enterprise account management or specialist services, have at least 10 employees, be in an area served by Scottish Enterprise (Aberdeen City and Shire, east of Scotland, Tayside, west of Scotland), and have a clear capital investment project. Projects normally last up to 12 months. Funding under Minimal Financial Assistance rules. Grant does not fund capital assets themselves.

How to apply

Applications go through the funder. Read their page for the full rules and the form.

Go to the funder’s page

Check if you can apply

Is each of these true for your business?

The business is based in Scotland
The funder’s wording
is based in Scotland
You are a company or partnership
The funder’s wording
Small and medium-sized businesses and early stage companies based in Scotland.
The business has fewer than 250 people

0 of 3 answered

Source: Find Business Support Scotland: funding. Last checked 11 Nov 2026. Read from the funder’s page by AI, with each key fact checked against the page text.

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Listed under Equipment, Energy and net zero, Growth, Scotland

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