Energy saving scheme wins extra funding

An energy saving scheme in Dorset has managed to secure additional funding after successfully bidding for a share of a £30,000 grant from a programme that exists to provide cash for energy efficiency improvements in social housing, businesses and the community.

Plus, Dorset Energised has managed to obtain some £400 of funding from Ready for Retrofit, a three-year project that offers funding for social landlords in the south-west of England. Ready for Retrofit is being funded by the European Regional Development Fund and is being run by the Energy Saving Trust, a news report in the local media can reveal.

Landlords have the chance to apply for funding to carry out retrofit energy efficiency improvements in their properties, as well as to boost microgeneration measures to improve the energy performance of their homes. In turn, this will lead to reduced bills for their tenants.

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