Developing an energy efficiency standard for social housing: a consultation
Publication Year
2012
Document Status
Withdrawn
Abstract
Introduces a draft energy efficiency standard for social housing (EESSH), which aims to further improve energy efficiency, reduce energy consumption, fuel poverty and greenhouse gas emissions. Also looks at financial implications, measuring and monitoring and timescales.
Document History
Builds upon a commitment outlined in the "Homes fit for the 21st century" (Scottish Government, 2011) and forms part of the wider Scottish Government sustainable housing strategy. Includes: Case studies of applying the Energy efficiency standard draft for the purpose of consultation. Consultation closed on 28 September 2012. Related to the following: Social Research: Developing an energy efficiency standard for social housing: analysis of consultation responses; and Research Findings 82/2013 (both Scottish Government, 2013).
ISBN
9781780458847
Publisher Information
Scottish Government
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