'A really good thing' How Britons could access cheaper mortgage rates - can you?

During an exclusive interview withExpress.co.uk, Matt Coulson from Heron Financial said: “One thing that we are seeing is a lot more lenders introducing products on the mortgage side that will be a cheaper rate if the property is more energy efficient. They’re calling them ‘green mortgages’ or ‘eco-mortgages’.”
This gives the property an energy efficiency rating from A or 100 (most efficient) to G or zero (least efficient) and is valid for 10 years.
Green mortgages can offer more competitive mortgage rates as some lenders discount these as a reward for purchasing an energy efficient home.
Other lenders offer cashback as an incentive.
For example, NatWest offers cheaper rates to people buying energy-efficient homes.
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