Landlords urged to access energy efficiency improvement funds

Landlords urged to access energy efficiency improvement funds


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Homeowners in Caerphilly, including private landlords, can access funding to make their properties more energy efficient.

Caerphilly council recently approved a new Private Sector Housing Renewal and Disabled Adaptations Policy which sets out priorities for private sector housing.

This includes plans to deliver financial assistance products to help private owners – including private sector landlords – and contract holders (formally known as tenants) to repair, maintain or adapt their homes. 

A council spokesperson says: “Having a safe, warm and secure home should be a fundamental right but we recognise the impact the cost-of-living crisis is having on many of our residents and their ability to improve or maintain their home.

“The Private Sector Housing Renewal and Disabled Adaptations Policy aims to provide financial support to those who require it.  

“This includes help to improve energy efficiency which is vital in making sure homes are warm and secure, whilst also keeping fuel costs to a minimum and reducing carbon emissions.”

For more information on support available to home owners, private landlords and their tenants visit: Caerphilly – Caerphilly County Borough

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