Cardiff Council and the Welsh Government have announced a new scheme aimed at improving the energy efficiency of homes and helping residents reduce energy bills.
Fife Council has completed an 85-home affordable housing development on the site of the former Blacklaw Primary School in Dunfermline, providing new housing while supporting affordable warmth and lower energy costs for residents.
The government has announced extensions in Awaab’s Law protections in social housing, introducing new legal requirements on social landlords to investigate a wider range of health and safety hazards within defined timescales from 30 November 2026.
Work is underway on a new Passivhaus housing development in Salford that aims to help residents cut energy consumption and reduce household bills.
Almost 20km of pipework has now been installed for the Shawfair district heat network, with nearly all homes currently under construction set to connect to the low-carbon system for their heating and hot water needs.
Fife Council has taken ownership of a new Passivhaus-designed secondary school that is expected to use around 75% less energy than a standard UK new-build school.
Northumberland County Council has highlighted the impacts of its Environment and Climate fund, which is helping community groups deliver projects focused on renewable energy generation, energy efficiency and wider sustainability across the county.
The Department for Transport confirmed £343 million in capital funding and £37.8 million in resource funding will be distributed through the Local Electric Vehicle (LEVI) fund.
Pembrokeshire County Council has completed a major housing upgrade at Fleming Crescent by integrating solar technology.
A new council-led housing development in Derby is delivering improved energy efficiency and affordable homes for residents, as tenants begin moving into 22 newly completed properties.