Add to ORKGEnergy retrofit must become embedded into the everyday practices of builders working in the repair, maintenance and improvement (RMI) market if we are to significantly reduce carbon emissions from housing and achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050. Policy efforts to develop energy retrofit have not delivered the scale of activity needed to meet climate policy goals. Firms operating in the RMI sector are ideally placed to carry out energy retrofit. However, recent policy initiatives have not served the sector well. Opportunities for improving the energy efficiency of the nation’s homes are routinely missed because they are not planned for. These ‘trigger points’ represent around £11bn of RMI works each year. A policy mix is needed to he...
In order for our communities to fully function in future they must be maintained in good quality wit...
The existing housing sector is responsible for approximately 30% of the total carbon emissions emitt...
The physical upgrading of the existing domestic and industrial building stock to improve energy perf...
Pioneering case studies of housing renovation show that 80-90% emissions reductions are achievable u...
Despite the need for large-scale retrofit of UK housing to meet emissions reduction targets, progres...
Encouraging and ensuring continuous low carbon retrofit of existing buildings remains a major challe...
The UK housing stock will play an important role in achieving the 2050 national carbon reduction tar...
There are inherited challenges and barriers the UK government faces in meeting the 80% carbon reduct...
Energy use in buildings is one of the largest contributors to total energy consumption. The UK Gover...
The retrofit of entire building stocks is a key policy objective at EU and UK level, not least to he...
Given the ambitious policy target to become net zero carbon by 2050, what role can local authorities...
Ambitiously, the UK aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. Since the use of ho...
Buildings contribute significantly to CO2 emissions but also have large technical potential for impr...
The promotion of low-carbon home retrofit among UK homeowners is widely recognised as an important s...
Ambitiously, the UK aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. Since the use of ho...
In order for our communities to fully function in future they must be maintained in good quality wit...
The existing housing sector is responsible for approximately 30% of the total carbon emissions emitt...
The physical upgrading of the existing domestic and industrial building stock to improve energy perf...
Pioneering case studies of housing renovation show that 80-90% emissions reductions are achievable u...
Despite the need for large-scale retrofit of UK housing to meet emissions reduction targets, progres...
Encouraging and ensuring continuous low carbon retrofit of existing buildings remains a major challe...
The UK housing stock will play an important role in achieving the 2050 national carbon reduction tar...
There are inherited challenges and barriers the UK government faces in meeting the 80% carbon reduct...
Energy use in buildings is one of the largest contributors to total energy consumption. The UK Gover...
The retrofit of entire building stocks is a key policy objective at EU and UK level, not least to he...
Given the ambitious policy target to become net zero carbon by 2050, what role can local authorities...
Ambitiously, the UK aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. Since the use of ho...
Buildings contribute significantly to CO2 emissions but also have large technical potential for impr...
The promotion of low-carbon home retrofit among UK homeowners is widely recognised as an important s...
Ambitiously, the UK aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. Since the use of ho...
In order for our communities to fully function in future they must be maintained in good quality wit...
The existing housing sector is responsible for approximately 30% of the total carbon emissions emitt...
The physical upgrading of the existing domestic and industrial building stock to improve energy perf...