Exeter City Council, GB undertakes Green Homes Initiative for energy-efficient council homes

Exeter City Council, GB Green Homes Initiative

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Existing council homes in Exeter are undergoing renovations to meet higher efficiency standards. The Green Homes Initiative installs new insulation, windows, and doors that prevent heat loss during winter. Council teams add features like rooftop solar panels, on-site batteries, and ground-source heat pumps for low-emission energy usage. City officials will also use these features in new council homes in its effort to reach carbon neutrality by 2030.

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Tackling the Climate Emergency in Exeter with retrofit programme - Exeter City Council News

Work to make Council homes in Exeter more energy efficient to address the climate emergency and fuel poverty is progressing well, the City Council has announced.

Council secures major funding to make homes more fuel efficient - Exeter City Council News

More than 100 council homes in Exeter are set to be retro-fitted with measures to make them more energy efficient, it has been revealed.

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