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Latest EEIG News

09/05/2022

EEIG statement on the forthcoming Energy Bill

Minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES): a crucial regulatory driver to reduce our energy bills

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Government needs to invest in a comprehensive national infrastructure programme for UK homes and buildings up to a decent standard of energy efficiency. This will bring warmth and comfort, help meet our climate targets, and boost the UK economy whilst reducing energy bills discover

Who we are

The Energy Efficiency Infrastructure Group (EEIG), is a collaboration of leading industry and trade bodies and consumer groups, think tanks, environmental NGOs and major engineering, energy, construction and insulation businesses.

Investment required to get energy efficiency policy on track and for better, cheaper & healthier homes

27bn

UK housing repair and maintainance market in 2016

5.2bn

annual investment needed from public and private sources

0.7bn

public investment in energy efficiency in recent years

4.5bn

annual investment gap per year

1bn

extra annual government investment per year needed to meet targets

3.5bn

private investment the 1bn needed will create

Research

Green Stamp Duty Land Tax

A housing market catalyst to drive carbon emission reductions

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