South West - Energy Efficiency for Listed Building Landlords -
NRLA Representative: Ilona Bull
Do you think nothing can be done to make listed buildings more energy efficient?
Think again!
Sara Grimes, from Bath & West Community Energy, Jenna Willcox, Retrofit Coordinator and energy expert from the Centre for Sustainable Energy, and Alexandra Best, Conservation Officer from Bath & North East Somerset Council, will talk about their new project to help you protect the historic interest of your listed building and improve its energy performance.
They will summarise conservation principles and common measures such as glazing, insulation and renewable energy, how these affect your EPC rating, and offer guidance on applying for Listed Building Consent. They will review current opportunities for support and services for energy efficiency, including the Council’s new Level 0 pre-app service for listed building retrofit. There will be plenty of time for questions and answers.
This webinar is part of the Green Heritage Homes Project, managed by Bath & West Community Energy in partnership with Bath & North East Somerset Council , Bath Preservation Trust , the Centre for Sustainable Energy , People Powered Retrofit , with funding from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero working with the South West Net Zero Hub through the Local Energy Advice Demonstrator Programme .
PLEASE NOTE:
This is a free event for members and non-members alike.
To enrol and attend the meeting please follow the instructions by either
a) signing into your NRLA membership account or
b) creating a free Guest account.
Your join link and booking confirmation will be emailed to you and you can access your join link in your Training and Events Dashboard in your membership or guest account.
The link will be live 30 mins before the meeting is due to start. Following your attendance at the meeting any relevant CPD will automatically be added to your account where applicable.
Any problems please contact [email protected] or the Admin team on 0300 131 6400.