In June 2022, AEH began a one-year feasibility study to test and evaluate the viability of three-year local community-led Retrofit Empty Homes Action Partnerships (REHAP) we are hoping to begin later in 2023. You can read the full report on the project here.

The purpose of REHAPs will be to retrofit empty homes, deliver green skills training and build local supply chain markets, which together will help drive action on climate change at the local level.

We have condensed the key climate insights from the feasibility study into this downloadable document, 'Empty Homes: how they can help us reach Net Zero'.

The document has some really valuable insights to share so we hope you enjoy it.  But for a quick overview of how Empty Homes can help us reach Net Zero please see the below key points.