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The workshops and seminar arrangements for the National Home Energy Conference 2005 were slightly different from those of previous years. This year, there were three, one-hour workshop sessions with two repeated workshops/seminars running concurrently in every session (See below for details)
The Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes (EEPfH) also ran three different presentations, one in each session, covering various elements of the partnership’s work programme.
At the same time, running in addition to these, were twelve ‘HECA Best Practice’ Presentations (one from each HECA region), details of which are shown below. There were four of these per session, each lasting half an hour, with two presentations per workshop room.
The workshop programme ran as follows:
| No | Room | Title | Coordinator |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Purbeck | HECA Best Practice | South West & Eastern Region |
| 2 | Dorchester | HECA Best Practice | London & Scotland |
| 3 | Corfe 1 | EEPfH project 1: Scheme Integration | Bryony Mathie, Impetus |
| 4 | Corfe 2 | Sustainable Energy Network (SEN) | Susan Crowley, EST |
| 5 | Collingwood 11 | EEC2 (OFGEM) | Katherine Smith, OFGEM |
| No | Room | Title | Coordinator |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Purbeck | HECA Best Practice | North West & South East Region |
| 2 | Dorchester | HECA Best Practice | Northern Ireland & Wales |
| 3 | Corfe 1 | EEPfH project 2: Private Rented Sector | Bryony Mathie, Impetus |
| 4 | Corfe 2 | Sustainable Energy Network (SEN) | Susan Crowley, EST |
| 5 | Collingwood 11 | EEC2 (OFGEM) | Katherine Smith, OFGEM |
| No | Room | Title | Coordinator |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Purbeck | HECA Best Practice | North East & East Midlands |
| 2 | Dorchester | HECA Best Practice | East Pennine & West Midlands |
| 3 | Corfe 1 | EEPfH project 3: Fuel Poverty and Public Health Group | Dave Barton, Impetus |
| 4 | Corfe 2 | Sustainable Energy Network (SEN) | Susan Crowley, EST |
| 5 | Collingwood 11 | EEC2 (OFGEM) | Katherine Smith, OFGEM |
Each of the twelve HECA regions presented examples of successful HECA projects that have taken place within there region.
Facilitator: Noel Rice & Barry Steele, NIHE
A demonstration project of 50 single dwellings across all tenures - multi-agency funded.
Download PowerPoint Presentation 7.71 MB
Facilitator: John Leney, Bolsolver Council
Rural project targeting vulnerable households not eligible for Warm Front with a high level of training and customer care.
Facilitator: John Manton, N.E. Lincolnshire
A local public services agreement on home energy that resulted in the provision of Government funding of two staff in return for meeting energy saving targets in 2006.
Facilitator: Ian Weller, Sefton Council
Sefton Energy Action Reaching Cold Homes. A partnership scheme with PCT delivered by Merseyside EEAC.
Download PowerPoint Presentation 3.12 MB
Facilitator: Ian Bowers, East Cambs District Council
A Partnership scheme including the Local Authority, Police, Fire Service and PCT
Facilitator: Neil Short, Bournemouth
Raising awareness of climate change, renewable energy and energy efficiency.
Download PowerPoint Presentation 3.03 MB
Facilitator: Mark Lowers - LB of Havering
The benefits of heat recovery against traditional ventilation methods.
Presentation not yet available
Facilitator: Colin White, Newcastle City Council
A North East review of several warm zone schemes that have been carried out in the region.
Facilitator: Adrian Roberts & Gerry Baker, Cyngor Gwynedd Council & Anita Jones, BG
The first UK "Here to Help" scheme to target Private sector Homes.
Facilitator: John Major, Ecolec
A traditional radiator central heating system using an electric boiler as the heat source.
Facilitator: Matthew Bird, Lewes District Council
The use of insulation and solar grants.
Download PowerPoint Presentation 3.05 MB
Facilitator: Mandy Findlay, Wolverhampton CC
A scrutiny review of the impact of the Affordable Warmth and Health through Warmth programme
Download PowerPoint Presentation 1.37 MB
Facilitator: Bryony Mathie, Impetus Consulting
series of workshops have been taking place around the UK aimed at disseminating the results of two key pieces of research: how to achieve successful scheme integration, and new mechanisms for promoting community sustainable energy partnerships (CSEP). The Local Authority Operational Group of the Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes has commissioned the ten workshops, which are being provided through the regional HECA fora. This workshop will not only be a re-run of these workshops, but will also be used to present findings from them.
Both pieces of research are available in the form of guidance on the Practical help website: www.practicalhelp.org.uk. For more information, contact the Practical help advisory service on 0870 241 2089, or email info@practicalhelp.org.uk.
Facilitator: Bryony Mathie, Impetus Consulting
EST research in the private rented sector and the review of local authority schemes.
Download PowerPoint Presentation 1.21 MB
Facilitator: Dave Barton, Impetus Consulting
Feedback on CSE’s (Centre Sustainable Energy) recent work on ‘hard to treat homes’ for the Fuel Poverty Group.
Facilitator: Susan Crowley, EST
Highlighting the changes and impact a Sustainable Energy Centre will have by replacing the Local Energy Efficiency Advice Centre.
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Download Workshop Notes 42 kB
Facilitator: Katherine Smith OFGEM (Office of Gas & Electricity Markets)
Demonstrating the effects the Energy Efficiency Commitment 2 will play in improving energy efficiency within the various housing sectors between 2005 - 2008 and 2008 - 2011.
