Solar panels
By installing solar panels you can generate renewable electricity
Retrofitting your home
How do I retrofit my home?
How you can your make your home more energy efficient.
What retrofitting your home involves
The retrofit process is designed to ensure your home's best overall energy performance. So it’s important to understand your home’s condition before making any changes.
You can make quick, inexpensive improvements using LED bulbs and smart plugs. Adding draughtproofing to windows and doors will help to reduce your energy use. But the biggest gains come from planning a whole house retrofit, ensuring the changes you make complement each other.
Retrofit measures
Draught proofing
Keep cold air out and warm air in.
Air source heat pumps
Capture heat from outside and move it into your home.
Underfloor insulation
Prevent heat from escaping through your floor.
Solid wall insulation
Insulation for older homes that don't have cavity walls.
Cavity wall insulation
A cost-effective way to improve the energy performance of your home.
Loft insulation
Prevent heat from escaping through the roof.
Room-in-roof insulation
Insulate the ceilings and walls of rooms directly under the roof.