Angus Housing Association (AHA) has been awarded funding from Energy Saving Trust to install a range of energy-saving improvements in the Kirkbank estate in Auchmithie.
These improvements include a solar PV system (which generates energy from the sun), an air source heat pump (which is a renewable form of heating), and battery storage technology (to store any low-cost electricity that is generated).
The project is aiming to make fuel bills for tenants more manageable, increase the amount of energy that can be stored from renewable sources and also make homes more environmentally-friendly, cutting carbon emissions and contributing to a sustainable future for Scotland.
AHA is working with Warmworks to make sure that this work is carried out in a safe, professional and efficient way. AHA manages around 2,000 houses throughout Angus and Dundee.
Warmworks will oversee the delivery of the end-to-end process, ensuring that customers experience a first-class, streamlined service. The graphic below shows the steps that are involved in the project.
The project is not led by applications and householders are not expected to apply. The project targets properties owned by AHA that are identified as potentially eligible to receive these energy-saving improvements.
Every member of Warmworks’ supply chain for this project will be held to our extremely high standards in terms of the quality of work they deliver.
This is consistently monitored by a dedicated performance management system and our in-house team provides daily support to all sub-contractors in order to ensure customers receive a first-class service.
If you live in a home owned by AHA and would like more information on this project, you can email renewableheat_Angus@warmworks.co.uk
