This five bedroom home has a highly efficient condensing boiler, but was found to have uninsulated cavity walls which means that heat is quickly lost.
The energy advice also found that more insulation in the loft would also have a big impact on heat retention and keeping residents warm.
Please note that payback periods corresponded to energy prices and available subsidies for energy saving measures in 2012.
Exciting times! The Society has found a second hand turbine for sale which is the correct size to meet the requirements of our planning permission. A deposit has been raised from local supporters, and we are very grateful to their […]
*This blog is an edited version of one published by Hockerton Housing Project, to present the full history of renewable energy in Hockerton, and its pioneering role in community energy.* Hockerton Housing Project launched their new renewable energy systems by […]
*This blog is an edited version of one published by Hockerton Housing Project, to present the full history of renewable energy in Hockerton, and its pioneering role in community energy.* Following five years of planning applications, Newark and Sherwood […]
