This conference will assess the priorities for improving domestic energy efficiency in England, delivering the Green Homes Grant and accelerating a green economic recovery after COVID-19.

The agenda:

• Domestic energy efficiency rollout in England and next steps for enabling the low-carbon transition
• The Green Homes Grant - priorities for delivery and supporting a green economic recovery
  
  • Designing an accreditation model that supports trust, confidence and development across England
  • Ensuring the Grant’s effectiveness- targeting, engaging households and communities, and long-term energy cost reduction

• The impact of energy efficiency projects and initiatives on wider economic development - skills and employment, supply chains, and the low-carbon transition for local governments
• Setting ambitious and effective standards for decarbonising households and residential energy use
• Learning from energy efficiency strategies outside England
• Developing and diversifying investment for energy efficiency improvements
• Energy supplier obligations and priorities for scaling up household engagement in efficiency modernisation
• Priorities for planning system reform that supports expansion of domestic energy efficiency - public engagement, reducing physical barriers, and streamlining the planning process
• Next steps for delivering innovation in energy efficiency, expansion across the property and built environment, and growing the scope of technological options
• Policy priorities for domestic energy efficiency and delivering initiatives for a green economic recovery