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Liz and Rachael have always had a geeky soft spot for heat networks... and it's great that the last few years have seen sustained commitment from national and local governments to the creation of a...
I just wanted to say a special thank you to you for your support with these events. I have really enjoyed working with you and think I have learnt a lot as well. Even though we had the coronavirus come in and upset our plans we managed to turn it around and host two great online meetings which are very different to others available at the moment. I hope we can work together again soon.
Last year, we worked with the GLA, CAG Consultants, CSE and ACE to develop the evidence base to underpin the Mayor's Fuel Poverty Action Plan. Yesterday was perhaps a milestone day in seeing research and strategy transformed into delivery programmes that can really make a difference to Londoners:
Before we get into this blog, a declaration of interest: SE2 were part of a team which built the evidence base to underpin the Mayor of London’s Fuel Poverty Action Plan. So yes, we’re marking our own homework a little here…
This blog was first published in June 2017 on the Saint-Gobain Multicomfort website - www.multicomfort.co.uk. I haven't shared it before because the topic - health and buildings - sat uncomfortably when the Grenfell Tower fire happened. What did all of these nuances about data and damp matter in the face of such catastrophe? It feels like time to share it now.
Bevan Jones became Managing Director of Sustainable Homes in late 2016, taking over the reins from Andrew Eagles, who featured on this blog last year. Sustainable Homes is a thriving not-for-profit consultancy and research body, supporting the housing sector.