Armley Based Repair Scheme

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Leeds City Council

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£0

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Equans Regeneration Limited

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Construction work

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Submission Deadline

11 months ago

Published

9 months ago

Description

The Investing in area-based energy efficiency improvements to back-to-back homes in  Armley and Holbeck (phase 3) project will provide domestic energy efficiency  improvements to around 350 back to back properties in two of our most deprived wards.  The project will address disrepair before undertaking extensive fabric energy efficiency  improvements, including external wall and attic room insulation and replacement doors  and windows where required.  In addition, in Armley, we will also commission a detailed technical feasibility study into  low carbon heating for the properties in the form of networked ground source heat  pumps (GSHPs). If feasible, we will seek additional support from WYCA to implement  the low carbon heating solution as phase 2 of this work.

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Leeds City Council

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Alan Greenwood

[email protected]

0113 378 6268

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