Making the energy performance of our buildings a national infrastructure investment priority - the first and most basic step in tackling climate change
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Committed to promoting safe construction practices and insulation.
Our training and CPDs are designed to empower professionals with the knowledge they need to ensure safety and quality on every project.
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🏡 Energy efficiency upgrades must do what they say on the tin.
✍️ Sarah Kostense-Winterton, Executive Director of @MIMA_UK, on building strong consumer trust and confidence in the home retrofit process.
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I have some news…
📣 Climate and energy expert @StarkClimate has been appointed head of our new clean power Mission Control
Tasked with turbocharging the shift from volatile fossil fuel markets to home-grown clean power by 2030
More: gov.uk/government/news/chris…
ALT Photo of Chris Stark Head of Mission Control for clean power 2030
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.@eeiguk calls on the next Government for a 10 year package of policy, tax incentives and expanded green finance, to deliver permanently low bills and warm, low carbon homes for all.
#TomorrowsHomesToday bit.ly/43Jj8Yq
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The IAAF agrees that more support from the Government will empower local authorities. We want investment in the right areas to ensure our members have access to the right education and training to ensure local authorities have the right skilled workers in place to help reach net zero targets #EnergyEfficiency #Retrofitting
Aiming for a net zero building stock by 2050 means upgrading 30 million homes and businesses. Local authorities are key to achieving this transformation, they know their area best. The next Government must support this: bit.ly/43Jj8Yq #EEIG #TomorrowsHomesToday
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The UK needs a 20% reduction in residential energy demand by 2030. @eeiguk say that achieving this requires bold new policies and support from the next government! #TomorrowsHomesToday Read their manifesto: bit.ly/43Jj8Yq.
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.@eeiguk is advocating a 10-year national plan to modernise the UK's building stock. With strong tax incentives and expanded green finance, the next Government can help all households upgrade their homes. #TomorrowsHomesToday
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Following #GE24, @eeiguk calls on the next Government to prioritise energy efficiency. Powerful tax incentives and green finance are key to improving homes for 20 million owners and supporting 7 million low-income, fuel poor households. bit.ly/43Jj8Yq
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A network of local retrofit hubs can drive energy efficiency improvements across the UK. The next Government can give consumers the power to reduce their bills by providing them access to expert advice and services! Read @eeiguk manifesto: bit.ly/43Jj8Yq
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Where does the climate crisis sit on the political agenda?
Clear guidelines are imperative in order for us to reach net zero.
“We must listen to the public but also be aware of the realities of government and particularly fiscal constraints”
Deliver tomorrow’s homes, today 🏡
#GE24 #NetZero #Housing2024
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High energy costs make it crucial for properties to perform as intended, giving consumers the assurance that their home upgrades will yield real, money-saving energy efficiency. Reform EPCs as an energy priority Read @eeiguk #GE24 manifesto: bit.ly/43Jj8Yq
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Investing in training for retrofit workers is crucial. A skilled workforce is key to delivering high-quality retrofits and energy efficient homes. Reach net zero ambitions, reduce bills for consumers, and achieve energy security. @eeiguk manifesto: bit.ly/43Jj8Yq
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We wholeheartedly agree with the @eeiguk. It is absolutely critical that this is addressed a priority. The IAAF and The IAA led the way with our careers pathway paper, and we have anticipated the need for skills development to achieve Net Zero by developing the National Energy Efficiency Centre for industry training.
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Our annual Fuel Poverty Monitor launches this week. Today, our exclusive with @guardian reveals millions of UK households will still be in #FuelPoverty by 2030. With @EAS_Scotland and @Gemserv
Read more: theguardian.com/society/2024…
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Net-zero by 2050 is an Everest-sized challenge that some fear and others hope will remain just a target 🗻
@MIMA_UK asks can UK homes continue to seep unnecessary energy? 👇
✍️ Sarah Kostense-Winterton, Executive Director #PartnerContent #NetZeroWeek
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Thank you, @RishiSunak, for inviting CEN MPs and peers to Number 10 this morning 🔵🌳
We raised how important protecting the environment is for many Conservative voters and shared our views on how the government can achieve net zero and halt the decline of nature.
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Great to see @BarryGardiner raise the #energysaving stamp duty incentive in today's Stamp Duty Bill debate in Parliament.🏛️
This could incentivise millions of urgently needed retrofits, by directly rewarding homebuyers for buying more efficient homes, or making upgrades.
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This couldn't be more important or urgent. The built environment is the second biggest source of emissions in the UK and there has been no sustained progress in a decade.
The message from COP27 is that time is running out. We've delayed too long and now we need big change fast.
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There are still huge policy gaps
To reach the majority of homes, firms and the public estate, we need incentives for owner occupiers and stronger minimum standards for the privately rented and commercial sectors, support for local authorities to coordinate delivery and more.