Including the closely related terms poverty, and fuel poverty.
… properties lower than a C rating for energy efficiency, and 82% are graded below C for their Environmental Impact Rating . Linked to this, 16.3% of households are in fuel poverty, above the national average, and most are heated by mains gas. With most people owning their own homes or paying mortgages, and relatively low wage levels, the UK government will need to provide further financial support…
…) • Raise the standard of all our Council houses to EPC band C • Raise the issue of energy efficiency standards in new housing with the Government, so that we can implement planning regulations consistent with our net zero target • Deliver the Cosy Homes In Lancashire programme to tackle fuel poverty, making sure it contributes all it can to reducing emissions and increasing demand for zero…
… Council housing contributing to net zero 12. Deliver the Cosy Homes In Lancashire programme, maximising the contribution of the programme to reducing emissions by boosting local demand Town Consultant in Public Health Ongoing Rhea Projects (delivery team); Strategy and Climate Manager Reduction in fuel poverty and emissions Blackpool’s Climate Emergency Action Plan 21 Blackpool’s Climate…