Thank you to everyone who registered for the Net Zero Terrace Streets (NZTS): A Deeper Dive for Local Authorities on Thursday, 13th February. Whether you were able to attend live or not, we’re pleased to share the recording and presentation slides for everyone interested in the project. Access the
This is just a quick reminder that our next Net Zero Terrace Streets webinar for Local Authorities is this Thursday 13 February, 1-2pm Net Zero Terrace Streets (NZTS): A Deeper Dive for Local Authorities Net Zero Terrace Streets (NZTS): A Deeper Dive for Local AuthoritiesHow Rossendale Borough Council is supporting
Work began last week on the first properties to benefit from the Net Zero Terrace Streets project. These properties are undergoing significant retrofits, including essential insulation upgrades, new doors and windows, solar panels, and ground source heat pumps (GSHP). Roof work is already underway, and boreholes have been drilled To
Rossendale Valley Energy (RVE) and its partners have been awarded the prestigious Energy Innovation Award 2024 by Utility Week for their collaborative and innovative approach to delivering low-carbon domestic heating. Actor Richard E Grant presented the award during a ceremony celebrating trailblazing achievements in the energy sector. Kate Gilmartin, volunteer
Net Zero Terrace Streets FAQ Following on from our Net Zero Terrace Streets (NZTS) Update Webinar on 24 October 2024 we've now just published a NZTS FAQ page with answers to all the questions asked by webinar attendees using the Q&A function: Net Zero Terrace Streets
The Net Zero Terrace Streets team has submitted evidence to the the Energy Security and Net Zero (ESNZ) Select Committee in response to their call for submissions on “Retrofitting our homes for a net zero future,” ahead of a one-off session scheduled for 4 December. Kate Gilmartin, Chair Rossendale Valley
Thank you to everyone who registered for the Net Zero Terrace Streets (NZTS) Update Webinar on Thursday, 24th October. Whether you were able to attend live or not, we’re pleased to share the recording and presentation slides for everyone interested in the project. Access the Webinar Recording and Slides
It is a hard package to achieve. Which is why the commercial market has swerved away for meeting this challenge. We are not just doing fabric first or heat pump first - we are doing BOTH in one go - that is a new approach for some. We are NOT
· Must be affordable so people can heat and power their homes - people need to budget and control costs. · No up front cost for residents. · As a business it is here for the long term - not a fit and forget approach. · Community engagement and ongoing support is at the
17% of UK’s carbon emissions resulting from domestic heating. Local area energy plans pick up areas for either district heating schemes or areas for Air Source Heat Pumps. This leaves out terraces; and the people in those terraces are experiencing greater deprivation, fuel poverty and are less able to