1. Innovate Community Heating to relieve people from Fuel Poverty
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2. IMPORTANT NOTICE:
This webinar will be recorded and uploaded to REMOURBAN’s website and YouTube channel.
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3. Matthieu Grosjean Project Manager at SEZ
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4. Valladolid, Spain Nottingham, United Kingdom Tepebasi/Eskisehir, Turkey
Seraing, Belgien Miskolc, Hungary

5. Agenda & Speakers INTRODUCTORY WORDS PART 1 - Fuel Poverty in the UK
Matt Copeland: Policy Manager, National Energy Action
An introduction to the scale of the problem in the UK, what has already been done and what the National Energy Action organisation would like to see happen next in terms of national policy and regulations.
PART 2 - Innovation and lived experiences
Josh Sawyer: Project Development Coordinator, National Energy Action
How innovation can benefit vulnerable consumers; key insights and lessons learned through the National Energy Action’s Technical Innovation Fund (TIF).
PART 3 - REMOURBAN funded communal heating projects in Nottingham
Arnout Andrews: Project Manager, Nottingham City Homes
Energy systems fit for the future. Find out about the REMOURBAN funded community-heating schemes in Nottingham.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

6. PART 1 Fuel Poverty in the UK
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7. PART 1 Fuel Poverty in the UK
A household can be considered fuel poor if:
‘It has both above average required energy costs and low income (below the poverty line )’
There are approximately 2.5 million households (or ~11% of households) living in fuel poverty in England
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8. PART 1 Fuel Poverty in the UK
The Fuel Poverty Strategy 2015 sets out that improving the energy efficiency of homes as the mechanism of choice for eliminating fuel poverty
In England, this has come in the form of ECO, which is now more focussed on fuel poor and vulnerable households.
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9. PART 1 Fuel Poverty in the UK
The Warm Home Discount provides some
financial relief in England, but this is not a
lasting solution, and funding for Energy Efficiency through the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) is not enough
The committee on Fuel Poverty recommends a £1bn fund to help upgrade the inefficient housing of fuel poor households. NEA believe this is the key policy required in the short term.
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10. Innovation and lived experiences
PART 2
Innovation and lived experiences
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11. Innovation and lived experiences
PART 2
Innovation and lived experiences
Decarbonisation, decentralisation and digitalization of the energy system -
Sharing the risks and benefits
Through our Technical Innovation Fund (TIF) NEA sought to determine how innovative measures and systems could assist those in fuel poverty
The importance of innovation is now recognised in ECO3 – up to a cap of 10% of a suppliers obligation
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12. Innovation and lived experiences
PART 2
Innovation and lived experiences
Engage
Resourcing the project and identifying those in fuel poverty
Assist
Don’t fit and forget; fit and engage
Simplify
Information and instructions should be clear and readily available
Evaluate
What worked? What can be improved? Refers to the measures and support processes
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13. REMOURBAN funded communal heating projects in Nottingham
PART 3
REMOURBAN funded communal heating projects in Nottingham
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14. I
Distributed
Energy!
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15. Issues & Pitfalls www.chirpy-heat.co.uk
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16. The Courts
94 maisonettes in 4 blocks. Energy Efficiency. Relatively low temp DH. Fed from the returns of BMK towerblocks – so the output of one system is the input for the next!
We have private wire there too
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17. 2050 Energiesprong Homes & Diagram
10 homes. Deep retrofit. Low temp DH from communal GSHP. PV, private wire. Thermal storage. Electrical storage.
Optimise generation and going on to look at grid relationship next!
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18. 2050 Energiesprong Homes £500 all energy average bill!
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19. Thank you Arnout Andrews 07495 339 736 Arnout@Adecoe.co.uk
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20. Questions & Answers www.remourban.eu
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