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…/20132014/20130816housingassetmanagementstrategy20132043.pdf Figure 2. Solid wall insulation on Neptune House https://www.islington.gov.uk/-/media/sharepoint-lists/public-records/environmentalprotection/information/adviceandguidance/20192020/20191018airqualitystrategy2019.pdf https://www.islington.gov.uk/-/media/sharepoint-lists/public-records/environmentalprotection…

… they heat more efficient. To achieve net zero will require these heating systems to be replaced by a different technology, as we are not expecting biogas or hydrogen to be viable alternatives at the scale required by the end of the 2020s. Introducing these new heating systems, and the changes that will need to accompany them such as solid wall insulation, will be more expensive and disruptive…

… to be increased to support a shift to electric-based heating systems and vehicle charging. Planning a. Introduction of extensive new permitted development rights, where planning permission is not required and, therefore, planning policies and standards cannot be applied. b. Proposals for external wall insulation in certain areas and locations will not be acceptable under current planning rules. c…

… between now and 2030. During this period, we will intensify our efforts and focus on five priorities: 1. Residential buildings, Commercial & Industrial buildings and Infrastructure Improve the energy efficiency and reduce the level of carbon emissions of all buildings and infrastructure: We will continue our work on the insulation of properties and seek ways of converting heating systems…

… 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…