Including the closely related terms fuel poverty, and poverty.
… in the first place and recycling more, planting trees and caring more for our green spaces, improving air quality and being socially responsible. This is particularly important when it comes to addressing societal inequalities. For example, issues such as fuel poverty and deprivation will only worsen under the impact of climate change. That is why this strategy aims to not only address climate…
… Certificate (EPC) Band C by 2025 where practical, cost-effective and affordable. All new build to be zero carbon by 2028. Monitor and report the health outcomes of improved living environments especially in areas of fuel poverty and deprivation. Increase the proportion of journeys of less than 5km made by walking or cycling. Monitor and report the mortality rate attributable to health effects…
… a real difference to people. It will save an estimated 70 tonnes of carbon emissions per year from heating the properties and it has also significantly lowered the running costs for customers, helping to address inequalities and reduce the risk of fuel poverty. The heat pumps cost between £1.50 and £2.00 to run per day. Customers said that their storage heaters could easily cost over £4.00…