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More than 200 attendees joined FoL for the launch of its Achieving Net Zero programme to explore what the climate emergency means for local authorities and housing associations, and what the wider sector can do to support them.
Our new report, sponsored by EDF Energy, launched on 3rd December. The report looks at the main challenges to engaging London’s PRS landlords, and at ways in which boroughs can improve private rented housing standards in their communities.
On 3rd December, Future of London, in partnership with EDF Energy, is launching our latest report: Engaging Private Landlords in Energy Efficiency. More details on the launch event are available here, and you can follow the event on Twitter with #PRSenergy and @futureofldn. Presentations and a write-up of the event … Read more
As part of Future of London’s research programme on how the public sector can engage private landlords in energy efficiency, this post considers the spatial shifts in London’s private rented sector (PRS), and the effect of its rapid growth on housing standards. The private rented sector in London has increased significantly during … Read more
This 3 December event is the culmination of our major research project, sponsored by EDF Energy.
Our 23 October seminar on energy efficiency in the private rented sector examined the role of regulation, accreditation and licensing schemes in identifying ‘invisible’ landlords.
On 2nd October, we held the first of two seminars on engaging private landlords in energy efficiency, exploring incentives, barriers and communication.
Supported by EDF Energy, this research project focuses on how boroughs can engage with landlords to improve PRS housing.
This May, we’re partnering with UCL’s Grand Challenge of Sustainable Cities for three panel discussions focused on non-domestic retrofit.
GovToday’s Sustainable Communities 2013 conference provided useful insights on the potential for local authorities to lead on promoting sustainable heat and energy networks, particularly in London.
Local authorities face a complex landscape of properties, funding mechanisms and providers to navigate to delivery energy efficiency, with the added pressure of limited time to act – our latest event explored how they can get value for money from ECO while it remains.
The third event in our Delivering Energy Efficiently series, supported by EDF Energy, looks at two time-limited programmes: the GLA’s RE:NEW programme and the Energy Company Obligation.