Cardiff Council taps Sero for 'multi-million pound' green homes retrofit project

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Multi-million-pound project will see improvements made to council and privately-owned British Iron and Steel Federation (BISF) homes in the Rumney area of the city

Cardiff Council has appointed green home technology specialist Sero to help retrofit 153 "hard to heat" properties across the city, which it said would help to reduce residents' bills, tackle fuel poverty...

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