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London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

… efficiency retrofits and low carbon heat - possible pathways to EPC B - example feasibility studies - potential financing models - signposting the likely impact and suitability of different technologies and intervention local sources of knowledge and suppliers. 2022 Green economy O2.2 Continue to enforce minimum energy efficiency standards in line with regulations Ongoing 6 O2.3…

… to encourage and support residents and businesses to use less energy and become more energy efficient 2022 Fuel poverty EN1.2 Develop smart energy plan to ensure that all council energy use is lean and clean. 2023 Operational savings EN1.3 Initiate the development of heat and power networks, starting with energy master planning to identify potential projects 2021-23 Theme 2: Energy…

… and enable energy efficiency grant schemes to residents. Ongoing Fuel poverty H2.3 Develop page on climate portal that provides comprehensive information on whole house retrofit, including available grant funding 2022 Green economy H2.4 Explore Council levers that can be used to encourage owner occupiers and landlords to upgrade their homes 2022 Fuel poverty Green economy H2.5 Explore…

… supply The council’s carbon consultants have modelled an investment of £7m for the council to achieve net zero from its own operations by 2030. This would lead to energy savings with an eventual payback period, typically 15-20 years. As with other areas of investment, the sources of funding for this work are not yet clear. Objective: 1. Increase the borough's renewable energy use…

… savings H1.6 For the council’s own housebuilding, by 2022 investigate and begin to apply net zero design standards for operational emissions in new homes, including Passivhaus methodology and standards for energy efficiency, and fossil-free heating systems. Any residual operational emissions will be measured and balanced through investment in renewable energy, in accordance with the London Plan…