Sentence examples for programme to insulate from inspiring English sources

Local authorities deliver a £45bn programme to insulate 9m homes.

8) A rolling programme to insulate all public buildings, starting with schools.

An abandoned government programme to insulate UK homes cost taxpayers nearly £400m and did not deliver energy or carbon savings, a report by official auditors has found.

The committee said that increasing the speed and scale of the programme to insulate UK homes could kick-start a market worth up to £6.5bn a year.

An energy co-op and a programme to insulate London homes will cut household bills, making people £150 or more better off.

He should promise to slash fuel bills with a nationwide programme to insulate heat-leaking homes, which would save the NHS some of the £1bn it spends annually on dealing with the health problems related to fuel poverty.

But last month he told the House of Commons he wanted to "roll back" the green levies which add an average £112 a year to households' energy bills to fund renewable power subsidies and programmes to insulate homes.

Mr Johnson will also promise "substantially increased investment" in small-scale exploitation of solar, wind and other forms of renewable energy in homes and communities, and "minimum-hassle, minimum-cost energy efficiency programmes" to insulate homes, offices and other buildings.

A further £150m of funding will be allocated next year to the government's fuel poverty programme, Warm Front, to insulate vulnerable households' homes.

"But the key responsibility for tackling household emissions lies with government – carbon emissions and energy bills could be cut by two-thirds by a massive national programme to super insulate all our homes street by street".

The other part of the programme, known as ECO, will subsidise people to insulate their homes if they can't do it without help.