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Resource: The future financing of energy efficiency and low carbon retrofit in social housing

Name of organisation: Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes (UK)

Type of ressource: guidance documents

Addressed barriers:

  • financial
  • skills/ knowledge gap

Addressed users:

  • building user (social housing organization)
  • building owner
  • project manager
  • public decision maker

Language:

  • English

Process stage:

  • national/ regional strategy development
  • organisational strategy development
  • pre- design phase (appraisal and strategic briefing)

Weblink: http://www.eeph.org.uk/Publications/(topic_id)/531603/(document_type_id)/All/(keywords)//(hdnPgno)/1

Contact: Olivia Powis

Funding Partnership Working Project Management

Description

This is a UK strategic paper which looks at the issue of how energy saving measures will be financed in the social housing sector. It briefly sets out the current – and planned – policy terrain for achieving emissions reductions in the sector.
It then goes on to outline the barriers and opportunities presented by this landscape, and sets out a number of strategic options for improving the financing of low carbon retrofit in social housing.

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EEPH_Social_Housing_Finance_Position_Paper_1.pdf (320.8 kB)