Social housing providers and local authorities invited to bid for £1.5bn of retrofit cash

By Daniel Gayne2022-09-29T09:42:00

About 130,000 properties could share funds for energy-efficiency improvements

Up to £1.5bn is up for grabs for local authorities and social housing providers to upgrade properties that are energy inefficient.

Roughly 130,000 low-income households across England could see their bills slashed as a result of the latest waves of funding released through the social housing decarbonisation fund (SHDF) and home upgrade grant (HUG) schemes, according to the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.

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