PRESS RELEASE 1st December 2014 Addressing fuel poverty in Scotland’s traditional homes Experts are to advise Scottish Government that fuel poverty, which already affects 27% of Scottish households1, could be significa - Energy efficiency in British housing - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	PRESS RELEASE 1st December 2014 Addressing fuel poverty in Scotland’s traditional homes Experts are to advise Scottish Government that fuel poverty, which already affects 27% of Scottish households1, could be significa Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-12-01 06:58:21 Open Document File Size: 214,15 KB Share Result on Facebook City Glasgow / Edinburgh / / Company Traditional Buildings’ / Scottish Stone Liaison Group / BGS / / Country United Kingdom / Scotland / / Currency GBP / / / Event Environmental Issue / / Facility Dwelling Characteristics / / IndustryTerm energy improving measures / microrenewable technology / energy efficiency measures / energy performance / food security / Poor energy efficiency / energy efficiency / energy efficiency improvements / energy / / Organization BGS Press Office / Scottish Parliament / East Lothian Council / Natural Environment Research Council / Scottish Government / 5GG Office / / Person Emily Tracey / Sarah Speirs / Nigel Don / Jamie Baker / Chiara Ronchini / / / Position Director / / URL www.bgs.ac.uk / www.nerc.ac.uk / / SocialTag Energy Fuel poverty Heating Socioeconomics Energy efficiency in British housing Energy in the United Kingdom Energy policy Energy economics

PRESS RELEASE 1st December 2014 Addressing fuel poverty in Scotland’s traditional homes Experts are to advise Scottish Government that fuel poverty, which already affects 27% of Scottish households1, could be significaAdd to Reading List