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Perenna partners with Octopus Energy for sustainable homeownership

Perenna is making sustainable homes more accessible and affordable for everyone 21 March 2024 by Abi Walker

We’re thrilled to announce our recent partnership with Octopus Energy, marking a significant milestone in our commitment to revolutionising mortgages and supporting sustainable living.  

This collaboration with Octopus Energy represents a monumental step forward in our mission to make sustainable homes more accessible and affordable for individuals and families across the board.  

This partnership is centred around our Zero Bills Mortgage, which has been created specifically for people looking to buy properties which Octopus have certified as eligible for their Octopus Zero Bills  tariff. This game-changing tariff provides a one-of-a-kind energy solution, ensuring zero bills for or at least five years, guaranteed on designated Zero Bills homes.  

The combination of this mortgage product and this energy tariff means homeowners secure long-term certainty for their finances. Our Zero Bills mortgage enables homeowners to borrow more, responsibly, as our affordability assessment factors in zero energy costs into the calculation. This Zero Bills affordability boost could be worth up to £38k1.  On top of this, with our Zero Bills mortgage, we’ll also offer a rate discount to reward borrowers for buying a sustainable home and supporting the green energy revolution.  

Together, with Octopus Energy, we are paving the way for a future where sustainability in home energy and home finances go hand in hand. By joining forces, we will lead the charge in transforming the mortgage industry, empowering individuals to embrace greener, more sustainable lifestyles.  

The future of homeownership is evolving, and we want you to be a part of it.   

 

 

1 Affordability boost assumes dual applicants with 3 child dependants, an initial rate of 5.65%, and a Zero Bills discounted rate of 5.50%.

Correct at time of publishing.