The presentations below are from a series of seminars held as part of an Innovation and Good Practice project funded by the Tenant Services Authority and supported by the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), NEA and Impact Housing.
A detailed report has also been produced to highlight information around the implementation of ESCos, in order to draw out lessons learned and good practice identified to stimulate interest in using ESCos as a vehicle to aid the eradication of fuel poverty. Consistent with this, we have examined in detail the extent of fuel poverty in Cumbria, the full report contains details of this and the research methodology which can be adapted elsewhere.
The full report, appendix and summary report can be downloaded from our publications page.
ESCo seminar presentations
Charles Smith, Brodies LLP
Christoph Sinn, Chartered Institute of Housing
Craig Grobety & Mike Smith, Utilicom
Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)
Jerome Baddley, Meadows
Joanne Carr, NEA
Michael King, Aberdeen Heat and Power Company
Rod Yeoman, Impact Housing
Tony Norton, RegenSW
