Oct 21 2013
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Social Housing Energy Efficiency Report" report to their offering.
The Social Housing Energy Efficiency research is designed to help you sell energy efficient products into the UK social housing upgrade market.
The report contains 34 charts & tables and will help you will help you set priorities for this important market.
Gain insight in the following areas:
- How regional social landlords improve energy efficiency in existing housing
- How regional social landlords plan to use the Green Deal for financing
- Timescales for their upgrade programme
- Attitudes to Fabric and Mechanical options and those being considered
- The product selection process
- Who will influence their decisions
Summary of Key Findings
- A significant proportion of regional social landlords (RSLs) have plans to upgrade the energy efficiency of their properties with upgrades starting in 1 to 2 years.
- The majority are aware of the Green Deal.
- There is equal interest in Fabric and Mechanical as a means of upgrading.
- There are a number of key advisors who RSLs will go to when deciding upgrade measures.
100 telephone interviews were held with RSL respondents who comprised Local Authority, Housing Associations and ALMOs. Companies selected are currently involved in a significant level of new build activity and were thus considered to be active. Interviews were conducted with those responsible for property maintenance. Roles were quite varied. Organisations surveyed had property portfolios of between 100 and 51,000 dwellings. Research was conducted during November 2012.
Key Topics Covered:
1.Management Summary
2.Methodology
3.Upgrade Programme
4.Upgrade Options
5.Product Selection
6.Summary of RSLs who are planning to upgrade
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/dzjbcx/social_housing
Source: http://www.researchandmarkets.com