Warmer Homes and Lower Bills (Highlands, Scotland)

Reducing the carbon foot print of our homes is very difficult in the Highlands.

But would you like to:

• make your home more energy efficient?
• reduce your energy bills?
• reduce your home's carbon footprint?

We hope this is the first of a series of events and talks to consider what we as individuals can do.

Book on Eventbrite here - https://ps-hes-301121.eventbrite.co.uk

Booking from Facebook here - https://www.facebook.com/events/933395790620945

About the Talk:

Join our on line presentation by Home Energy Scotland specialist Jamie Noble to discover:

• How HES assess householders’ circumstances, detailing our impartial telephone and home visit advice

• How we all can reduce our energy use and move to low carbon generation with renewables

• How Home Energy Scotland can help you have a warmer home, lower energy bills and reduce your carbon footprint

• What Scottish Government-funded financial support is currently available.

There will be plenty of time for questions and answers and general discussion. Perhaps local groups could be formed to work together, potentially saving more money.

About Home Energy Scotland

Home Energy Scotland, funded by the Scottish Government, provides impartial energy advice to:

• help householders reduce their heating costs and make their home warmer and more energy efficient.

• Home Energy Scotland’s Highlands and Islands advice centre advised over 10,000 households during 2020/21.

The bigger picture

Scotland is taking action to tackle the global climate emergency. Across the nation, government, businesses, communities and individuals are working together to protect Scotland and our planet. By making changes to how we live and work we’ll reach net zero emissions by 2045 and build a better, fairer world. [Source: netzeronation.scot]

Links to the event will be sent out on the day.

Read more about Home Energy Scotland here : www.homeenergyscotland.org

Read more about Planet Sutherland here : www.planetsutherland.com

Read more about Future Communities Highlands and Islands here.

Thanks for the photo by Melissa Gray on Unsplash