News archives

The Existing Homes Alliance states its position on key policy issues 17.2.10

Win the Home of the Future: Great British Refurb campaign teams up with 10:10 9/11/09

Pay As You Save 25.9.09

10:10 campaign launches 13/9/09

Energy Saving Trust urges government to ban inefficient homes from 2015 2/9/09

Consultation on the recast of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive 13.8.09

Reduce hot water use to curb emissions 9.8.09

Energy efficiency is the key 28.7.09

UK Low Carbon Transition Plan – will it be enough? 28.7.09

Requirement to improve energy efficiency dropped from draft Building Regulations consultation 8/7/09

Sustainable Energy Academy wins a 2009 Ashden Award for Sustainable Energy 28.6.09

Existing Homes Alliance submits paper to Government on retrofit finance 11.6.09

Energy Saving Trust highlights need for new standards and training in energy efficiency 11.6.09

Smart meter roll out consultation 21.5.09

Alliance responds to Government consultation on Heat and Energy Saving 19.5.09

Kevin McCloud launches Grand Designs Great British Refurb campaign 30.4.09

Homeowners and economy lose out in latest budget 30.4.09

EU’s Economic and Financial Affairs Council to allow VAT cut on repairs and refurbishment works26.4.09

Existing Homes Alliance calls on government to take urgent action on finance for retrofitting 26.3.09

NEA strategy calls for more coherent approach to fuel poverty and energy efficiency 26.3.09

Government launches Heat and Energy Saving Consultation25.3.09

Housing associations make shift towards sustainability 4.2.09

Roadmap must set Government on the right track to low carbon existing homes 3.11.08

Action on homes to lead way for UK’s 80% emissions cuts

Energy Performance Certificates rolled out to rental properties 1.10.08

Huge success for Old Homes Super Homes - 25.9.08

Old Home Superhomes open to the public - 23.9.08

Call for Contributions to New Consultation on
Existing Housing - 1.7.08