With energy prices going up more and more people/households will be pushed into fuel poverty.
...the targets of ending fuel poverty in vulnerable households by 2010 and all households by 2016 were now "embarrassingly unattainable.
High energy bills are a serious problem for millions struggling with the consequences of Gordon Brown's recession.
I wonder how that ominous target was and is dealt with? Throwing money at it might help - short term.
A more lateral approach will be to clean up poor building regulations and poor construction standards. All instruments are readiliy available; it is for a future-oriented governement to set the targets and a customer-oriented industry to offer the appropriate products. The technology is long known, it needs training and education of both, the customer and the supplier.
A more lateral approach will be to clean up poor building regulations and poor construction standards. All instruments are readiliy available; it is for a future-oriented governement to set the targets and a customer-oriented industry to offer the appropriate products. The technology is long known, it needs training and education of both, the customer and the supplier.
The benefits will be multifaceted from reduced CO2 emissions to lower energy bills, from creating valuable jobs to creating future-proof, comfortable and healthy living space.
What is the hold up?
Carpe diem!
What is the hold up?
Carpe diem!
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