1. The Green Deal and ECO Steve Ives DECC

2. How does the Green Deal work? Example: domestic owner occupier 2 Customer interest AssessmentQuote Accept quote Installation & after Can happen at the same visit impartial assessors work out what households need Customers choose what work they want done Quotes are personal and include subsidies Installers Costs charged to electricity bill Stays with home if move

3. 3 Approval and the Green Deal Quality Mark DECC Oversight Body BSI PAS Installer Standard / Advisor Standard Green Deal Code of Practice UKAS Accrediting standards (Accredited) Certification Bodies Approved (Certified) Advisors & Installers Issues Quality Mark

4. What fails the Golden Rule......where we still want activity Under-heating households (who are poor or vulnerable) Hard to treat properties

5. 5 ECO subsidy for low income communities and fuel poor households providing heating and insulation measures ECO carbon subsidy and Green Deal will deliver measures to hard to treat housing Green Deal supports the measures that meet the ‘golden rule’ - further loft insulation - cavity wall insulation GREEN DEAL £ ECO £ Brokerage: Will ensure transparency, drive VFM and enable a wider range of delivery partners enter the market Green Deal and ECO Interaction

6. The role/s of local authorities and social housing providers Green Deal Provider Partnership with National brand Joint branding & marketing with national brand Delivery by National brand Facilitation role

7. Thank you steve.ives@decc.gsi.gov.uk