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Data and Targeting Kevin Jobson of Energy Audit Company
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Who We Are Energy Audit Company Over 20 years experience
EAC Who We Are Energy Audit Company Over 20 years experience Specialising in software and data analysis with respect to energy usage in homes Fuel poverty a particular emphasis
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Data and Targeting – ECO2t
EAC Data and Targeting – ECO2t Scoring based on ‘deemed scores’ Private homes qualify for HHCRO’s flexible eligibility criteria if the home is a fuel poor one Social housing qualifies if in E, F or G SAP bands Therefore, a need to identify and score these homes
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Deemed Scores Based on property type and, for SWI only, age
EAC Deemed Scores Based on property type and, for SWI only, age Houses and bungalows: detachment, number of bedrooms, heating system Flats and maisonettes: number of exposed walls, number of bedrooms, heating system
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Data Sources Energy performance certificates Building Control GIS
EAC Data Sources Energy performance certificates Building Control GIS Older Sources:- Warm Front DIYHEC Walk around surveys Stock condition surveys
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EAC EPCs Now freely available from Certificates can be selected by local authority region Contains the SAP rating and band Also contains enough data for modelling the running cost in UNO
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EAC EPCs
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Fuel Poverty Fuel poverty assessment requirements:- Running cost
EAC Fuel Poverty Fuel poverty assessment requirements:- Running cost Income Housing Cost (rent or mortgage) For income we can use a proxy figure if the occupants are in receipt of housing benefit
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Fuel Poverty In UNO EAC KevinJobson@energyaudit.co.uk
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Fuel Poverty In UNO EAC KevinJobson@energyaudit.co.uk
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EAC Notes EPCs can be as much as nine years out of date: need to update the info from other sources Missing data (age band) must be taken from other sources Don’t rely on EPC running cost and CO2 figures!
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