Sentences with phrase «domestic energy efficiency»

The two charities are campaigning for the Government to develop a far more effective and comprehensive programme of domestic energy efficiency, to simultaneously end suffering from fuel poverty and tackle climate change.

Within their progress report of the 4th carbon budget, the CCC illustrates that spending on domestic energy efficiency for low income households is currently less than half the required investment to meet statutory targets.

Campaigners and MPs respond as climate change watchdog urges UK Government to prioritise domestic energy efficiency

On energy, about 24 million households will save about # 30 a year on bills due to a cheaper domestic energy efficiency scheme — but the Department of Energy and Climate Change is losing 22 % of its budget.

In doing so it achieved 4,300,000 tonnes of CO2 reductions and established domestic energy efficiency as a mainstream consumer and policy priority opportunity in Australia.

Following the publication of Labour's new domestic energy efficiency strategy, Alan Whitehead takes aim at the scandalous loophole that will allow landlords to keep renting the coldest and most inefficient homes

Two leading Regional firms have advised the shareholders of Llewellyn Smith Limited, the market leader in providing compliance based services to domestic energy efficiency installations, on its sale to the Servest Group.

High energy prices, dwindling household incomes and abysmally low standards of domestic energy efficiency are all contributing to a cold homes crisis.

It argues an annual # 5 billion programme focused on improving domestic energy efficiency would create 55,000 jobs.

The promise of a new approach to domestic energy efficiency is also welcome, and while the detail and level of ambition is currently too low it will require the next government to answer questions about how it plans to improve energy - saving grant schemes.

Charities and other public interest organisations accused the government of both failing to help the most vulnerable members of society, who faced possible illness and death from lack of heating; and of failing to deal with the urgent need for domestic energy efficiency to combat climate change.