Research and analysis

Evaluation of the Green Deal Communities Private Rented Sector funding

Lessons learnt from an evaluation of the private rented sector funding provided to Local Authorities within the Green Deal Communities project.

From:
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
Published
30 March 2017

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Evaluation of Green Deal communities PRS funding

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Annex 1 - qualitative research report

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The Green Deal Communities project was set up in 2014 to support delivery under the Green Deal scheme. Twenty three lead Local Authorities, with a total of 95 Local Authorities participating through local delivery consortia. Four Local Authorities received an additional £2million in total to target and incentivise uptake of energy efficiency installations in the Private Rental Sector (PRS).

The additional funding was provided to these Local Authorities to explore ways in which uptake of energy efficiency measures could be achieved in this notoriously hard to reach sector. The report contains lessons learnt from an evaluation which tried to assess the impact of the additional funding and understand which parts of the PRS incentive were helpful in driving installations.

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