July’s Green Register Twilight Talk looks at how we can motivate and support the public to retrofit their homes.
Speakers Gemma Monk-Hartley and Ben Webster will outline how the Future Ready Homes project has identified the barriers to retrofit for householders, and what is essential in giving them confidence to invest into improving the thermal comfort and energy efficiency of their homes. What has worked best to motivate householders? Simon Andrews will talk about the work Retrofit West are doing, giving a summary of its early learnings and identified challenges that consumers, homeowners and organisations working in the supply chain are facing and what Retrofit West are doing to assist them. Marianne Heaslip will talk about People Powered Retrofit – a cooperative retrofit, one stop shop that collaborates with householders, designers, contractors and community energy organisations to support the delivery of domestic retrofit projects. Marianne will share some insights from PPR’s work in general and then focus on their work with finance, part of the government’s Green Homes Finance Accelerator programme.
Full details and booking information via the Green Register website.
The free series of Twilight Talks is supported by ASBP member, Ecomerchant.