Green Deal – E.ON’s perspective
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Green Deal – E.ON’s perspective
Mark Cherry
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Developing systems and processes
Market opportunities
Market Knowledge
Green Deal Provider relationship: Market perspective
Green Deal Provider relationship: E.ON perspective
Development and Approach
Supplier Green deal Provider Supply chain
Retail led – private housing / supporting our customers Regional – LA(‘s) / Social Housing provider
partnerships Infill properties – private dwellings within social
projects Birmingham Energy Savers project Discussions with Local Authorities and Registered Landlords
Flexible models of operation across the delivery chain Reducing Fuel Poverty Reduce energy / carbon Social housing capital works + Green Deal provider role? Economic benefits - local opportunities - Supply Chain, Jobs,
Apprenticeships & Training, DLO’s, SROI Forming a Social Enterprise? Regional & district approach – aggregation of volume / scale
Partnership culture to the contract Best value model – activity based risk sharing Social partner housing partner (ECO) + GDP –
maximise synergies and economies of scale across activities
Flats and towers – district heating Public Buildings
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Install Maintain Collect payments
Key objectives? Roles and responsibilities? Flexible approach to operating model Best value / mix of skills LA’s and RSL’s – ECO LED? GD payment mechanism for
rented stock? GD – Owner occupiers + private landlords only?
Emerging Models
Market Assess Finance
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Our Ambition
Flexibility - no “one size” fits all - multiple models Partnership culture Long term relationships Scalable opportunities Creating local benefits
Working with local partners Reducing Fuel Poverty Reducing the regional carbon footprint Jobs Training – Apprenticeships, up-skilling and re-skilling Local labour / SME’s Community engagement
Past CESP schemes – building this ethosUsing Green Deal to stimulate local economies and cultures
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Bulwell Hall: ECO/Green Deal in action
Estate-wide external wall insulation programme
Working together with Nottingham City Homes + Nottingham Energy Partnership as well as the City Council
425 homes under CESP, approx 50/50 split across tenures
Different styles of facade, including render + brick slips
Further 250 under an ECO scheme
100% take up (social housing); 98% private sector
Longer term involvement will allow us to increase the local labour content and to work more closely with Nottingham SMEs
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Bulwell Hall ECO pilot
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Bulwell Hall ECO pilot
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Working with Nottingham
Partnership began in Oct ’11 and we have delivered:
Aspley solar PV programme RE:FIT energy efficiency programme
Queens Medical Centre – managing the energy centre
Solid Wall Insulation Schemes Warm Homes Discount Scheme + Apprenticeships
Powering the trams
Sponsorship programme
Community engagement
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Working with Nottingham
E.ON sustainable energy contribution in Nottingham, 2012
Investing over £20M directly in sustainable energy projects
Facilitating £7M of investment by others in sustainable energy 6,600 tonnes CO2 savings
1.7 GWh sustainable energy generated locally
25.5 GWh energy consumption reduced
Over £1M R+D investment
85 apprenticeships
Spread energy messages to 17,000 people
Collaborating to build mutual benefit on a city wide scale