The challenge of improving the energy efficiency of homes in Bath and North East Somerset to help tackle the climate emergency is the focus of the Green Homes webinar. You can hear from three residents who have made carbon-cutting improvements to their homes.
When we declared a climate emergency in March 2019, we committed to providing the leadership to enable B&NES to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. The first phase of research identified that energy efficiency improvements were needed for the majority of existing buildings, together with zero carbon new-builds.
The Green Homes webinar is an opportunity for property owners to hear some ideas first-hand from people who have made carbon-cutting changes to their homes.
Panellists
Cllr Dine Romero, Leader of B&NES Council
Tim Williamson, who has made energy efficiency improvements to a 1930's house and is part of the Energy Efficient Widcombe community project
Philip Haile, who has made energy efficiency improvements and installed low carbon heating in a 1970's house
Cate Le Grice-Mack, who has made energy efficiency improvements to a Georgian house, and is a past Home Opener for Bath Green Homes community initiative
Cllr Sarah Warren, Cabinet Member for Climate Emergency
Chris Mordaunt, Housing Standards & Improvement Manager (B&NES Council)
Funda Kemal, Senior Urban Designer (B&NES Council)