Thurs 30 Oct: NZTS Update & Finance Webinar
Join the NZTS team on 30 Oct for an update on the refined 8-Stage Delivery Methodology, Techno-Economic Model, and Financial Model underpinning this award-winning project.
📅 Thursday 30 October 2025
🕐 1:00 – 2:00 PM (GMT)
🔗 Register now on Zoom
Join the Net Zero Terrace Streets Update & Finance Webinar to hear about progress and our next exciting steps in piloting and scaling.
Find out how the NZTS model can help deliver warm, affordable, low-carbon homes at scale.
This session will update participants on the refined 8-Stage Delivery Methodology, the Techno-Economic Model, and Financial Model that underpin this multi-award-winning project funded by Innovate UK’s Net Zero Living programme.
Speakers:
- Ainsley Barker – Investment Director, Abundance Investment
- Kate Gilmartin – Volunteer Director, Rossendale Valley Energy; Non-Executive Director, GB Energy; CEO, British Hydro Association
- Louise Marix Evans – Strategic Director, Net Zero Terrace Streets (NZTS) at Rossendale Valley Energy; Director, Quantum Strategy & Technology
- Adam Marvel – Development Advisor, Social Investment Business (SIB)
- Phil Proctor (TBC) – Technical Director and Digital Energy Service Leader, Buro Happold
NZTS, led by Rossendale Valley Energy with Rossendale Borough Council, Centre for Energy Equality, Community Energy England and other partners, is developing a modular, scalable, community-led initiative to decarbonise some of the UK’s hardest-to-treat homes.
The project focuses on the six million pre-1919 terraces that define many of our towns and cities, aiming to deliver low-carbon, affordable, and healthy warm homes at no up-front cost to householders through coordinated, street-by-street retrofit and investment in infrastructure.
This session will explore how the Techno-Economic Model and Financial Model are being developed to assess the technical and financial feasibility of large-scale, whole-street retrofit, and how these tools will help attract and blend investment to replicate and scale future delivery.
It will also highlight opportunities for partners and investors to collaborate on the early development stages of our 200-home pilot clusters in Rossendale, Bridgend, and Greater Manchester, starting soon.
