Green Deal assessments opening door to efficiency improvements
Half of households assessed for the Green Deal have installed energy efficiency measures or are likely to do so - but just eight per cent are using Green Deal Finance
Almost half of households undergoing a Green Deal assessment have already had energy efficiency measures installed or are in the process of doing so, but relatively few are opting for the financing packages...
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