Sentence examples for insulated homes from inspiring English sources

For private renters: Landlords will be banned from letting poorly insulated homes.

Newly insulated homes will get £100 off their council tax each year for 10 years.

New Zealand's poorly insulated homes and fuel poverty contribute to high winter deaths and children's asthma.

"Old, poorly built, poorly insulated homes not intended for year-round use, ugly contemporaries and outdated homes from the '80s" will fuel the phenomenon, he said.

Over the past 60 years there have been 2.5m avoidable deaths among older people in England and Wales because of poorly insulated homes, according to the charity.

The new regulations are expected to help around a million tenants who are paying as much as £1,000 a year more than the average annual bill of £1,265 because of poorly insulated homes.

In an adequately insulated home, the temperature is constant throughout each room and walls, ceilings and flooring remain warm in the winter and cooler in the summer months.

But the cost of electric heaters that can adequately heat a thinly insulated home in the cold of winter is far out of reach for many in the ger districts.

Mr Brown prefers to offer incentives to good behaviour, for example by offering subsidies for insulating homes.

Insulating homes and businesses will also create jobs and tackle fuel poverty, as well as tackling climate change.

It would insulate homes to high energy efficient standards, creating a 160,000 army of energy assessors, engineers, technicians.