Including 8 closely related terms such as energy use, energy use, and energy performance.
… controls and fuel bills to fitting radiator reflectors and draught proofing. Energy Efficiency: The amount of useful energy produced per unit of fuel. The more energy produced or used, the higher the energy efficiency. For example, loft insulation keeps the useful hot air in the home, increasing the energy efficiency of the building. Energy Strategy: The overall plan devised by Islington…
… by installing low-cost energy-saving measures through our Energy Doctor in the Home service. • Winning Council of the Year at the Regional Energy Efficiency Awards for Greater London in 2018 and Council of the Year at the National Energy Efficiency Awards in 2019. • Deciding to decarbonise our Pension Fund’s investments by 2022, by reducing the fund’s exposure to carbon emissions by 75% and reducing…
… strategy sets out how we will reach our net zero target and what we will gain: energy efficient homes, affordable green electricity, lower energy costs, cleaner air and streets free of harmful emissions. To date we have already made significant strides towards this vision: • Carbon emissions have already been reducing in the borough. The council’s target of a 40% reduction in the borough’s…
… Council to improve energy efficiency whilst also reducing carbon emissions and fuel poverty. EPC Rating: Energy Performance Certificate is a rating scheme to assess the energy efficiency of a building, with A being the most efficient and G being the least. EV: Electric Vehicle. Any vehicle powered through recharging at an electrical point. Fuel Poverty: The ability of a household to afford…
… a further 500, with the additional heat supplied by waste heat provided from London Underground, the first project of its kind in the world. • Each year helping over 5,000 vulnerable residents in Islington and beyond to stay warm and well through our award-winning fuel poverty referral scheme the Seasonal Health Intervention Network (SHINE). • Cutting energy use for 2,900 vulnerable households…