Fuel poverty

Welcome to 2017 - and a Happy New Year to you all!

2016 was turbulent in so many ways, and there is a lot of uncertainty about what 2017 may hold. A new US President; a hard / soft / gooey / crunchy Brexit; ongoing instability in countries across the globe; economic turbulence: so many large events can leave people feeling powerless and out of control of their own destinies.

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The Health of the Nation: analysis of cost effectiveness and success factors in health-related fuel poverty schemes

SE2 Ltd and the London Borough of Lewisham are carrying out a research project to look at the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of fuel poverty referral schemes. The research is funded by Eaga Charitable Trust.

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SE² has been involved with efforts to improve energy efficiency in the private rented sector over a number of years. It remains one of the biggest challenges for energy efficiency. How do we persuade landlords to improve their properties when it is tenants that will benefit from the energy savings? How do we encourage change when there is so much demand for rented property that quality can in part be ignored?

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The short answer to the title of this blog is: they get fined!

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Last week, I was fortunate enough to be a speaker at an event hosted by Arup.

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