New Houses need more Solar Panels
What a wasted opportunity! Thousands of new houses are being built in South Wealden without enough solar panels. Very similar in Eastbourne where apart from
Eastbourne
Keeping our homes warm accounts for 30% of carbon emissions.
Changing the way we insulate and then put energy into these homes will make a massive difference to reducing the towns carbon output
Imagine what we can do if we can get a 1000 houses or 10,000 houses?
The Housing and Energy Group aims to bring Eastbourne homes towards carbon neutrality and raise the quality, quantity and sustainability of eco-housing and energy provision in Eastbourne, supporting the building of homes for life that will help take people out of fuel poverty. Our job will be to challenge the norm and demand inspirational projects.
We have a number of projects in the development stage, but listed below are our first two main objectives to help achieve these aims.
ECO Action Network will be working with Eastbourne Borough Council and developers to support the growth of greener homes in Eastbourne, not only with new builds but also existing builds through retrofitting. The medium for this will be the Open Homes project, showcasing the existing good practise within the town and making this available in a public document and tours.
This is a way of taking back local control to raise the standards of new buildings and creating sustainable communities within a neighbourhood. This is a massive piece of work that can only be achieved by the public. ECO Action Network will be leading this group to improve the fabric of Eastbourne.
What a wasted opportunity! Thousands of new houses are being built in South Wealden without enough solar panels. Very similar in Eastbourne where apart from
Group coordinator
To join the Housing & Energy Group, please email Jim Murray. Join ECO Action mailing list to receive news and information from EEAN.