SuperHomers and our partners picked up a total of 5 awards at the Retro Expo Awards last night. You’d be forgiven for imagining we’re aiming for global domination!
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30/10/12
SuperHomer David Green’s Isle of Wight EcoIslands project continues to go from strength to strength.
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SuperHomer Paul Ciniglio was named the Green Social Housing Champion 2012 at the Sustainable Housing Awards on 19th Oct. Paul is a deserving winner having been a key advocate for greening social housing delivering retrofit projects both for social landlords Radian, and now First Wessex.
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Who says energy efficiency can’t be sexy?
A new animation charting two individual’s journey from loneliness to conjugal bliss is set to alert the nation to the romantic benefits of lower U-values. Enter the world of When Alan met Sharon (A U-value Romance), a story which leads us in just 2 minutes 54 seconds to a deeper understanding of both U-values and the art of seduction.
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The first retrofit house in Northern Ireland to qualify as a SuperHome will open its doors to the public this weekend as part of September’s SuperHome Open Days.
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SuperHome Open Days return this September highlighting the very best in eco-refurbishment. Some 50 SuperHomes are now confirmed to open in September, of which 11 will open for the first time, including the first SuperHome in Northern Ireland.
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Bookings are now open for our September SuperHome Open Days. Joining a guided tour will give you actionable ideas for greening your home, but places are offered on a first come, first served basis, so booking is highly recommended.
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Hosepipe bans are now in force across the South East of England. This follows the fifth driest March recorded since 1910. There is a risk of even greater restrictions this summer but will this make us water wise?
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An innovative project run by Transition West Bridgford, Nottingham called HOMES BEHAVING BADLY (HOBBs) has produced a report that shows householders how to slash energy bills.
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AECB has released a report written by SuperHomer Andy Simmonds and David Olivier “Less is more – energy security after oil”. It features a case study where marginal costs of the main CO2 abatement measures are examined. These were analysed in late 2009 for some early 1970s cavity-walled London terraced and end-terraced houses.
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