Closing the Energy Performance Loop Towards a new Fuel Poverty Strategy- 29 th January 2015 Dr Kerry J Mashford, Chief Executive, National Energy Foundation.

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Closing the Energy Performance Loop Towards a new Fuel Poverty Strategy- 29 th January 2015 Dr Kerry J Mashford, Chief Executive, National Energy Foundation Improving the use of energy in buildings

NEF – improving the use of energy in new and existing buildings Management – existing buildings Retrofit and refurbishment Making better buildings Procurement Building delivery and performance verification Making buildings better Dr Kerry J Mashford – Jan 2015

NEF’s work with RPs:

NEF’s work in Fuel Poverty – taken from 103/14 annual report Worked with 26 local councils Wide range of Housing Associations 8,300 people at 232 outreach events and via Affordable Warmth helpline Facilitated installation of 850 energy efficiency measures Research, stock modelling and asset management strategy Dr Kerry J Mashford – Jan 2015

ROOF 25% WALLS 35% FLOOR 15% DRAUGHTS 15% WINDOWS 10% DRAUGHTS 9% FLOOR 9% WINDOWS 5% ROOF 8% WALLS 10-12% Heat/Energy loss from homes Uninsulated house Insulated house Dr Kerry J Mashford – Jan 2015

Innovate UK– Retrofit for the Future & Building Performance Evaluation Programme 86 domestic deep refurbishment projects; 3 non–domestic Over 100 new build projects 49 non-domestic studies covering 56 buildings 59 domestic studies, 366 dwellings (developments 3989 dwellings) – 30+ social housing Completion and early occupation / in-use Energy use typically times predicted Dr Kerry J Mashford – Jan 2015

Building Performance Evaluation - measuring and verifying performance Dr Kerry J Mashford – Jan 2015

Improving homes to tackle Fuel Poverty Incremental vs transformational Disruption Cost Sequencing Performance assurance Impact verification Funding and delivery Investor confidence Cultural sensitivity Housing stock owners Closing the loop Dr Kerry J Mashford – Jan 2015

Key components Bolder - more ambitious targets Braver – bigger increments – deeper refurbishments Better – measure, improve, verify, assure Financeable – some funding for research, innovation and process improvement, modelling based on assured outcomes Professionally delivered Dr Kerry J Mashford – Jan 2015

Improving the use of energy in buildings