Simple changes could make social housing properties more energy-efficient and save tenants money. A new s ...
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Social homes are 14% less energy-efficient than they could be, costing tenants more than ever
Social homes are 14% less energy-efficient than they could be, costing tenants more than ever
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Research shows networked ground source heat pumps and heat flexibility are critical to the UK’s heat decarbonisation challenge
Research shows networked ground source heat pumps and heat flexibility are critical to the UK’s heat decarbonisation challenge
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UKGBC study reveals essential role of circularity in delivering net zero buildings
UKGBC study reveals essential role of circularity in delivering net zero buildings
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How panelised Modern Methods of Construction for new homes can reduce health and safety hazard exposure by 20% on construction sites
How panelised Modern Methods of Construction for new homes can reduce health and safety hazard exposure by 20% on construction sites
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UKGBC study reveals significant carbon reductions can be achieved across low-rise residential developments
UKGBC study reveals significant carbon reductions can be achieved across low-rise residential developments
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Revealed: the local authorities investing the most in construction funding
Revealed: the local authorities investing the most in construction funding
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Cost of living crisis and automation ‘double whammy’ to hit social housing tenants hardest
Cost of living crisis and automation ‘double whammy’ to hit social housing tenants hardest