* Constituency data for England only. Data for Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales will follow.
The Energy Efficiency Infrastructure Group (EEIG) is calling on the next UK government to put in place powerful tax incentives, alongside expanded green finance, to nudge and empower over 20 million building owners to improve the energy efficiency of their homes, and to increase support and funding for more than 7 million households in fuel poverty or on lower incomes.
We would be delighted if as a Prospective Parliamentary candidate, you could pledge your support.
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The Energy Efficiency Infrastructure Group (EEIG) is calling on the next UK government to put in place powerful tax incentives, alongside expanded green finance.
Download ManifestoThe 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.
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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
