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Argyll and Bute Council

… the Scottish Government Non Domestic Energy Efficiency Framework (NDEEF). An outcome being enhanced energy solutions delivering carbon and cost reduction. Phase 1 of the NDEEF participation is currently underway and involves capital investment of circa £1.2million with a project payback of circa 10 years (i.e. annual revenue saving of over £120,000). First phase works are currently being implemented…

… Sourcing Strategy 2 E2 –Delivery of Non Domestic Energy Efficiency Framework (NDEEF) Projects 11 Bute • Helensburgh • Islay • Tarbet • Oban • Mull • Campbeltown • Iona • Dunoon • Tiree • Lochgilphead • Seil … Energy and Water Consumption developed though grid connections are still constrained at 50kW at various locations. Some viable installations are currently being delivered…

… a reduction on water use of up to 15%. Tobermory Pre5 Unit has Energy Performance Certificate rated at Level ‘A’ Housing Services and Fuel Poverty Between 2016 and 2020, 1,408 households have received insulation measures through the Energy Efficient Scotland: Area Based Scheme (ABS). Insulation measures make homes warmer, reduce energy bills and decrease carbon emissions. As a result…

… viable projects have now been delivered. Projects have been funded on a ‘spend to save’ basis and have accessed supportive UK Government funding in the form of Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) and Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI). We are aiming to update this study as part of a second phase of assessment. 11 sites were identified for energy efficiency improvements to be delivered through…

… and Bute. This scheme will contribute to reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency of homes, as well as being part of the Scottish Government’s route map to an energy efficient Scotland. In 2020, Argyll and Bute Council supported Argyll Community Housing Association with their Warm Homes Project. £1million of funding was used to install external wall insulation to eligible…