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Presentations

LSE Housing and The Grantham Research Institute on
Climate Change and the Environment

Can Existing Homes and Communities halve their CO² Emissions?

Learning from Germany's Experience

Dates and Venues:

Date: 10th December 2008
Venue: London School of Economics
Time: 9.15am - 4.30pm (registration 8.45am - 9.15am)
Presentations

Session 1: Slashing energy use while upgrading buildings - can it save the planet?

Session 2: The 2020 CO² target - homes could help

Session 3: what persuades people to change?

Session 4: What saves most energy and causes least 'hassle' for occupiers?

Session 5: Leaky homes hurt the poor- fuel poverty?
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