Social Housing

Renewables play a critical role in the social housing sector, helping to reduce energy bills and improve the sustainability of social housing properties. Heat pumps can be used to heat homes providing an efficient and cost-effective solution for heating requirements. By replacing traditional heating systems with heat pumps, social housing properties will reduce their carbon emissions and save money on energy bills.

Solar PV panels installed on rooftops will generate clean energy to power the homes. This can help to reduce the reliance on traditional energy sources and provide a sustainable source of electricity for tenants. Investing in renewable energy, social housing providers can also help to tackle fuel poverty, ensuring that tenants can afford to keep their homes warm and comfortable.

Clean energy will help social housing providers to meet environmental targets and reduce their carbon footprint. By implementing renewable energy solutions across their property portfolio, social housing providers can demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and make a positive impact on the environment.