Panel:
- Sue Dixon, Senior Sustainability Consultant, Places for People.
- Lynne Sullivan OBE, Architect LSA Studio, Chair Good Homes Alliance.
- Helena Bennett, Head of Climate Policy, Green Alliance.
- Alastair Howcroft, Arup.
Register at www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/built-environment-sig-scaling-up-retrofit-and-funding-mechanisms-tickets-443179902017
There are an increasing number of calls to scale up retrofit to improve the energy performance of the UK’s building stock. This requires the consideration of multiple factors including: stakeholder attitudes, supply chain capacity, financial incentives and technical barriers. Panellists will discuss the practical realities of scaling up retrofit and what funding mechanisms are (or should be) in place to assist with this scaling up.
Part of the University of Cambridge Decarbonisation Network series.
The Decarbonisation Network provides a forum for academics, industry and the public sector to identify accelerated routes to decarbonisation through Special Interest Groups (SIGs). They explore and identify the most promising technologies that have the potential to accelerate the UK’s path to net-zero. The Network works across the collegiate University, is supported by Strategic Partnerships Office and operates in collaboration with Cambridge Zero and the Energy Interdisciplinary Research Centre.