Black text reads 'Historic England'. Above this are three shaped lines stacked on top of each other. The bottom one, which is blue, is shaped like sea waves. In the middle is a red line with curves on the bottom and zig-zags on the top. Above this is a green shape with zig-zags on the bottom to connect to the middle stripe, and then ending in a flat line at the top. These lines form a rectangle shape together.

Energy Efficiency and Retrofit in Historic Buildings

Créer par:  Ella Buckingham

Dernière mise à jour:  29 juil. 2024

Summary/Description:

A large range of resources and publications relating to guidance on retrofitting historic buildings to improve their energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprint. Guidance ranges from holistic, whole building approaches to suggestions about small modifications.

Type: Guidance
Published/led by: Historic England
Audience: Sector, Stakeholders
Original content owned by: Historic England
Étiquettes: carbon emissions guidance historic england buildings
Topic: Physical Resilience

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Black text reads 'Historic England'. Above this are three shaped lines stacked on top of each other. The bottom one, which is blue, is shaped like sea waves. In the middle is a red line with curves on the bottom and zig-zags on the top. Above this is a green shape with zig-zags on the bottom to connect to the middle stripe, and then ending in a flat line at the top. These lines form a rectangle shape together. Resource
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