In the morning updates were given from England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland and from Simon Roberts of CSE, Russell Hamblin-Boone from the ERA and by Catrin Maby of SWEA, one of the organisations to benefit from the Community Energy Efficiency Fund (CEEF).

In the afternoon, delegates heard from Angela Mawle of the UKPHA and Simon Church of eaga on the links between health and fuel poverty. This was followed by a choice of breakout sessions on: the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS); Energy Advice; Integration of grant schemes; The tensions between affordable warmth and climate change.

The closing remarks were given by William Gillis, Deputy Chair of the Partnership.

A copy of the agenda can be accessed here.

A copy of the delegate list can be found here.

Plenary Presentations

Fuel Poverty in England - Pam Wynne, Defra
Fuel Poverty in Wales - Charlotte Gibson, Welsh Assembly Government
Fuel Poverty in Scotland - Lisa Wallace, Scottish Government
Fuel Poverty in Northern Ireland - Noel Williams, Energy Saving Trust

The potential social impacts of a supplier obligation - Simon Roberts, CSE
Energy Suppliers’ Perspective - Russell Hamblin-Boone, ERA
Gloucestershire CEEF - Catrin Maby, SWEA
Health Update - Angela Mawle, UKPHA

The event report is available here.

• Simon Roberts' recent report on the impact of the proposed supplier obligation on vulnerable customers. Simon summarised and presented this work at the seminar.
  http://www.defra.gov.uk/environment/climatechange/uk/household/supplier/pdf/social-impacts.pdf
•  NEA’s 2007 Fuel Poverty Monitor with a review of the fuel poverty alleviation programmes in operation across the UK.
  http://www.nea.org.uk/downloads/publications/UK_Fuel_Poverty_Monitor_%28Final_Version%29.pdf

Breakout Presentations

The changing role of energy advice - Catrin Maby, Severn Wye Energy Agency
Climate change and affordable warmth - Simon Roberts, CSE
Integration of Grant Schemes - Phil Jarman, Warm Zones Limited
Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) - Kelly S Lee, Impetus Consulting Ltd

A copy of the agenda can be found here.
A list of the delegates can be found here.

The guide to key resources document (which was also available on the day) can be downloaded here.

The final event report can be downloaded here.

Presentations

Our Housing Stock by 2050 - Zoltan Zavody, Energy Saving Trust
Defining, identifying and improving Hard to Treat Homes in England - John Riley & Jack Hulme, BRE
HTT – The Scale of the task? - Ian Preston, CSE
The Energy Supplier Perspective - Russell Hamblin-Boone, ERA
Renewable Solutions For Hard To Treat Housing - Richard Freeborn, Kensa Heat Pumps
Expanding the Gas Network - The Challenge of Delivery - Richard Grant, NGT
Onsite renewable energy solutions to tackling Hard to Treat Homes - Andrew Cooper, Renewable Energy Association
It is time for action in the solid wall sector - John Mason, National Insulation Association
Hard to Treat Homes - The Alternative Agenda - Michael King

Workshop Presentations

Barriers to removing fuel poverty in Hard to Treat Homes - Arthur Scott, NEA
Marketing Hard to Treat solutions to owner occupiers - Paul Munnion & Steven Leach, Mould Growth Consultants
Private Rented Sector - Mike Stimpson, NFRL
Action on social housing - Paul Ciniglio, Drum Housing Association

The agenda can be viewed here.

Presentations
EPBD Update, Carol Sweetenham, DCLG
The Customer Journey, Jon McGowan, EST
EPBD Stakeholder Engagement, Gordon Gillespie, CLG

Please contact EST directly to discuss any aspect of the presentation, including the numbers EST tracks by type of measure.

A meeting report is available to download here.

Hacon Edgley - Achieving a 25 per cent cut in CO2 in new build housing
Liz Reason - Carbon literacy in relation to higher Code levels
Mat Colmer - EST New Build Outreach programme
Nic Mallinson - EEPH Lighting Strategy Group
Paul Jervis - EEPH Glazing Strategy Group