Title: Dorset
1 Who we are
- Dorset
- Energy Advice
- Centre
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Peter_at_deac.co.uk
2Where we are
3 What we do in brief
Impartial Advice
Telephone Help Line
Business advice
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Training Presentations
Project Management
Energy Days
4The Bournemouth and Poole Private Rented
Insulation Project
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5The Bournemouth and Poole Project Feasibility
Study partners
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6Why Boscombe initially?
- Tenure
- High number of private tenants
- High level of asset rich / cash poor owner
occupiers - Type of Accommodation
- Rate of occupants in HMO is double that for the
- rest of Bournemouth
- Household Characteristics
- High level of households with vulnerable
occupants - Overcrowded households three times the national
average - Occupation / Economic Status
- Local economy provides a high degree of low paid
work - NM area has a high level of residents
- claiming unemployment benefit
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7Project Overview
This is what the project initially set out to
achieve
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- What was the full impact of fuel poverty within
the NM area? - What was the degree of fuel poverty within the
NM area? - How was this problem being dealt with locally?
- Were there any solutions available?
- Which solutions should be pursued?
- Project planning for future phases
Feasibility Study
Analysis
Planning
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8Feasibility Study Analysis
- No fuel debt but fuel poverty found
- Tenants were unable to access grants
- Inadequate insulation and heating
- High number of benefit recipients
- High migration rate of population
- These findings were as a result of visiting and
interviewing over 1,000 residents in the project
area
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9The Solution
- Source funding from all avenues, (L/A and
Utilities) - that could be used regardless of financial
status and - tenure for installation of energy saving
measures - Develop commercial relationships with installers,
- funders and Landlords
- Quickest win scenario, most effective ways to
save energy - Had to be CWI and Loft insulation measures
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10Implementation
- Funding sourced
- Installers tendered and engaged
- Landlords approval and feedback
- Tenants associations buy in
- Project manager sourced
- Processes and procedures in place for effective
running of project
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11Initial targets Large portfolio landlords
- Phase 2
- Cavity Wall Insulation installed into over 700
dwellings in - Boscombe, loft Insulation installed into over 100
dwellings - 2800 Low energy Light bulbs issued to
Landlords/Tenants - 50 Hot Water Tank Jackets issued
- 20 Carbon Monoxide detector cards issued
- Advice given to tenants on accessing other
grants/services - Good relationships built with Landlords, Council
and Tenants - 6.5 metric tonnes of Carbon saved over lifetime
of - measures
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12Added Value
- Pointing to external brickwork
- Guttering repairs
- Replacement of damaged or spalled bricks
- Clearance of vegetation
- Removal of unroadworthy vehicles
- Painting of external render after wall insulation
- Clearance of rubbish to side access and alley
ways - Clearance of rubbish in loft spaces
- Redecoration of internal walls following cure of
damp problems
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13Phase 3
- Installed Cavity Wall Insulation into a further
2500 dwellings - Installed Loft Insulation into at least 620
dwellings - Issue a further 6,000 Low energy light bulbs ( 2
per dwelling) - Issued 2800 energy advice sheet to Tenants
- Issued 160 Hot water tank jackets where required
- Gave advice on other grants and services
available - Expanded the project area Across the rest of
Bournemouth but still focusing promotion within
Boscombe and Springbourne. - 800,000 funding secured from Utilities, Council
and Installer - Completed end of March 2007
- 800 properties already identified and on list for
next - phase and round of funding
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14Phases 4, 5, and Poole - to date
- Installed 1850 CWI
- Installed 850 Lofts
- Supplied 100 Hot Water Tank Jackets
- Supplied 4,000 low energy light bulbs
- Supplied 2,000 PC powerdown plugs
- Distributed another 2,000 energy advice sheets
- To date the project has dealt with over 550
Private Landlords, 25 - letting and management agents
- We have now had interest from other authorities
around the country
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15Project Profile
- The Project was visited by
Ian Pearson MP
Richard Price Director NLA
Mr Benepal Private Landlord
Warmerhomes Installer
16Project Profile
- We have had exposure within the following
- Bournemouth Journal/BH Life
- Poole Landlords Newsletter
- NLA website/UK Landlord Magazine
- HECA News
- GNN/Green Building/2CR/NM/LA websites
- Profile expected to increase as project expands
17Savings made on project to date
- Annual carbon savings of around 1,700 tonnes
- Annual CO2 savings of around 6250 tonnes
- Annual household savings in the region of
800,000 - Over the lifetime of the measures the total CO2
saved will be in the region of 110,000 Tonnes - The scheme has attracted total funding in excess
of 1.58 M - Continuation of the scheme in Bournemouth this
financial year should see a further 1500
dwellings receive the works
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18Contacting us
- Telephone 01202 469907
- FAX 01202 252606
- Email peter_at_deac.co.uk
- Website - www.deac.co.uk
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