Cosy Homes Oxfordshire

BEIS funded local supplier trial being led by Low Carbon Hub and National Energy Foundation was launched in April 2019.  The RetrofitWorks delivery model is being used to bring together an organised supply chain made up of local organisations

Other partners include Local Authorities and marketing consultants. Scheme website

Find out more and order a Whole House Plan here

Warm Homes Check contract, East Sussex County Council

The Warm Home Check service has been provided by RetrofitWorks and Citizens Advice (Advocate Member) since Nov 2018. The service offers advice and support to anyone who struggles to keep warm at home. Private residents on a low income may also qualify for a free home visit which includes:

• advice on getting help to pay for heating
• an assessment of your home to identify how to keep warm
• small works such as improving insulation or repairing boilers
• emergency temporary heating.

Installation of replacement boilers, central heating systems or home insulation is also possible subject to eligibility and limited availability of additional grants.

The service can be accessed via the ESCC website LINK

Local news on the scheme:  http://news.eastsussex.gov.uk/2018/11/13/home-check-service-could-help-you-stay-warm/

Warmer Sussex

RetrofitWorks has partnered with a range of local community organisations to secure Government funding to build a local market to transform the housing stock of Sussex. Warmer Sussex launched in October 2019 and is is an alliance of expert advocates, advisers, designers and contractors that have worked for many years.  Together we are seeking to make homes more comfortable, cheaper to run and less impactful on the planet.

Visit the Warmer Sussex website to find out more about the scheme and register your interest here

Further details on the scheme available here link

Warmer Homes, for the Greater London Authority

This was initially a £2.5m grant scheme that was augmented to £4.6m following its ongoing success.

Up to £4,000 worth of home improvements were available per eligible household in any London Borough.  A range of appropriate measures were installed to improve energy performance and internal living conditions, particularly air quality.

All surveys and installations were managed by RetrofitWorks, with Retrofit Coordinators leading on judging suitability of measures for each home and the successful implementation.

Additional funds per household were also accessed through ECO funding.

The scheme is currently closed.

https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/housing-and-land/improving-quality/warmer-homes