We reflect on Kent's retrofit activity, examined at our recent Low Carbon Homes online event

“It’s a wonderful change. We don’t have to really worry about whether it’s going to be cold or hot, because our home is automatically self-regulating.”

We examine Liverpool's focus on retrofit's role in supporting local economic recovery

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• Read more about Liverpool retrofit revisited

“For a viable market,” Total Flow consultant Tim Hall, “you need sustained demand and you need capable suppliers. 

As ever, our panellists were tackling the difficult question of scaling up retrofit at the local level, this time in Manchester. 

Manchester City Council assesses retrofit approach at Low Carbon Homes event

Last held as an in-person event in November 2019, Low Carbon Homes Manchester returns next week, (Tuesday 23rd – Thursday 25th February), as a dynamic online retrofit conference, supported by MCS. Staged over three mornings, the event will build upon the Council’s declared intent to create a retrofit plan for the city, set against the backdrop of post-COVID recovery.

City seeks retrofit-at-scale answers at Low Carbon Homes event

Tuesday 21st July, Low Carbon Homes Birmingham, supported by MCS, goes live online for the first of three days of intense discussion and knowledge-sharing to consider how best Birmingham can rapidly scale up the retrofitting of housing across the city.

Oil, gas, renewables industry professionals share vision, opportunities and 5-year challenges at Low Carbon Homes Forum