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Latest news
Adecoe News 8 - How to save £millions and improve homes
In this addition of new we outline how housing providers are generating £millions in savings in their investment programmes and also delivering savings and efficiency gains in their communal heating systems. Plus - Adecoe wins national housing innovation award.
Adecoe News 7 - Hidden talents in millions of homes
In this edition of the newsletter we look at the new developments that will revolutionise the way we look at millions of our homes and how we tackle high rise homes.
sMart meter guide
We have been working with housing providers, energy companies and smart meter providers and have developed a Smart Meter Guide and FAQs that outlines all the key information you need for your organisation and your customers.
The Guide includes:
- What are Smart meters
- The technology
- How they work
- The benefits for you and customers
- Customer engagement
- FAQs
electric heating guides
Electric Heating-Alternative Heating Part One Strategic Overview
Part One of the Guide is intended to provide a first step in how to deal with homes that are heated electrically.
Electric heating was and is still being installed in homes for sound reasons, but it can present numerous problems for housing providers. With electricity prices rising, and other use and control issues coming to light, electric heating can lead to issues around affordability, ultimately resulting in customer complaints.
Electric heating was and is still being installed in homes for sound reasons, but it can present numerous problems for housing providers. With electricity prices rising, and other use and control issues coming to light, electric heating can lead to issues around affordability, ultimately resulting in customer complaints.
Electric Heating-Alternative Heating Part Two Delivery
This Part Two Guide is intended to provide detailed information so that you can build your approach and make key choices in dealing with electrically heated homes.
The primary focus for this Guide is existing electrically heated properties, but the methodology can also be used where there is gas. It is intended to provide guidance for social housing professionals who are considering alternative heating options.
The primary focus for this Guide is existing electrically heated properties, but the methodology can also be used where there is gas. It is intended to provide guidance for social housing professionals who are considering alternative heating options.
Archive newsletters
Adecoe News Issue 6
Will a little publicised compliance deadline combined with more awareness and support could herald a new era for communal and district heat networks in housing?
Adecoe News Issue 5
Will we remember the autumn statement of 2015 as the starting point for something new and maybe something radical? Is there new value to be realised in social housing that will help generate income, lower costs for customers and generate efficiencies?
Adecoe News Issue 4
A new dawn for retrofit funding? Now we are seeing a new dawn emerging where social housing takes full control. And that doesn’t mean they are now simply funding everything themselves
Adecoe News Issue 3
Can Housing get Smart - the challenges and opportunities of Smart Meters in Social Housing Plus how to tackle electrically heated homes.
Adecoe News 2
Getting communal about compliance - the challenges of the Metering and Billing Regulations Plus Five things landlords should know about the regulations.
Adecoe News 1
Energy supply in social housing - what the options are Plus five things that landlords need to consider