Energy project helps tenants save on household bills

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Published by Craig Downs for Keepmoat in Housing and also in Communities, Environment, Local Government

Birmingham residents are to benefit from funding to make their homes warmer, greener and cheaper to heat thanks to leading community regeneration specialist, Keepmoat. Birmingham City Council has teamed up with Keepmoat to carry out green improvements to 267 council homes in the Bartley Green and Quinton area of the city, as part of the Government’s Community Energy Saving Programme (CESP). Work is set to begin on the energy saving scheme this month, unlocking £2.8 million of funding to de...

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