As the Energy Saving Trust's blog post states, all too often, articles that predict ‘house of the future’ can seem like science fiction.
In their article they explain that in fact your home will look very similar to how it looks now. The main difference will be that it will include energy efficient home improvements that dramatically lower the amount of energy you use for heating.
The biggest change is that your heating will be electrified, to allow for the energy to come from renewable rather than fossil fuel sources. The experts at Energy Saving Trust have taken a typical, three-bedroom semi-detached home and looked at a whole-house upgrade.
They first list the various upgrades, then outline how the individual elements interact. They also consider what the monthly cost of this energy efficient future home might be, how much you might be able to save, and also how much carbon could be saved over a year.
Find out much more by reading the bio post in full here.
And come along to the launch of PeCAN's free home energy advice service My Home Made Better, to find out how we can help you start or continue this journey. Bring your questions and get some answers! Join us for our informative and relaxed social event on Tuesday 10th June from 7pm at The Folly Upstairs.
Please book your free place for this event here.
