Groundbreaking Housing Retrofit Pilot
A recent pilot demonstrates how data and technology can enhance housing energy performance, offering greater accuracy than current methods.
Experts, including Tom Johnson and Siobhan Cross of Pinsent Masons, and Joseph Michael Daniels, co-founder of Senze, commented on the pilot's promising results, which utilized Senze technology in 121 homes owned by Bromford housing association.
The pilot shows actual data should inform works
This approach may support compliance with emerging environmental and energy efficiency regulations, and reduce the risk of health-related claims.
Authors: Experts from Pinsent Masons and Senze.
Summary: Pilot enhances housing energy performance with data and technology.
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