1. Rosemary Coyne SHAP co-ordinator Thursday 19th February 2015 2015 Community Energy for Local Authorities & Housing Associations

2. WHO ARE WE? SHAP – Sustainable Housing Action Partnership Wide range of Partners including: Leading Social Housing providers (HAs, ALMOS and Local Authorities) Contractors and suppliers – national and SMEs Homes & Communities Agency

3. Our Vision All domestic dwellings will be: energy efficient resilient to extreme weather affordable and comfortable to live in Sustainable housing will provide: a structure for sustainable communities attractive places to live support access to jobs and skills within a low carbon economy

4. WHAT DO WE DO? Lead and co-ordinate Promote, research and disseminate best practice Focus on Environmental, Social and Economic aspects of Sustainable Housing Develop leading edge projects for implementation by the SHAP Partners and the wider housing sector and informing Government policy http://site-shapuk.rhcloud.com/our-work/

5. Community Green Deal “Community Green Deal” report – 2010 - outlines a framework for the delivery of large scale, cross-tenure, whole house retrofit projects using a variety of funding mechanisms. Three key areas: – How to deliver retrofit measures at scale – How to finance retrofit measures – How this could impact on the economy in terms of jobs, skills and the supply chain – http://www.shap.uk.com/projects/sha p10/Report http://www.shap.uk.com/projects/sha p10/Report Outcomes presented to DECC Funded by SHAP/HCA/Urban Living Housing renewal pathfinder Contributors 75 other public and private sector org reps Main author – Urbed

6. How the process could work - 5 building blocks

8. SHAP 2014 PROGRAMME 4 April Response to the DECC ECO consultation 15 MayMould and ventilation 13 JuneHealth and Wellbeing – how can housing help 2 JulyFinance technical session including RHI, procurement frameworks, VAT, LABVs 31 July Resilience Water management and overheating 11 SeptemberJobs, training and skills 8 OctoberHousing standards – towards zero carbon fabric, ventilation Allowable solutions – technologies and Investment opportunities 7 November Emerging Issues 3 DecemberEmerging issues

9. 2014 ACTIVITY INCLUDED: Event presentations and supporting information: SHAP Annual Conference – 17 February 2014 Mould and Ventilation workshop notes – 15 May 2014 SHAP Summit: shaping the future – 13 June 2014 Health & Wellbeing: how can housing help? – 13 June 2014 Building Resilience: Homes and Communities – 31 July 2014 Construction Jobs, Training and Skills – 11 September 2014 Transition Zero Energiesprong – 7 November 2014 Consultation responses: Housing Standards Review – Department of Communities and Local Government Housing Standards Review – Department of Communities and Local Government Fuel Poverty Framework – Department of Energy and Climate Change Excess Winter Deaths – NICE Care and Support – Department of Health The Future of the Energy Company Obligation – Department of Energy and Climate Change The Future of the Energy Company Obligation – Department of Energy and Climate Change

11. Thank you Rosemary Coyne SHAP Co-ordinator 07971 249858 co-ordinator@shap.uk.com