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Warmer Homes Scotland is the Scottish Government’s national fuel poverty scheme. It aims to support households in or at risk of fuel poverty by making their homes more energy efficient and more affordable to heat, reducing energy bills. Warmworks has been the Managing Agent of the scheme since 2015.
TIG is a Registered Society under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014. Our mission is to support and empower people to rent, buy and live in comfortable, affordable homes; promote independent and sustainable living solutions, and work to address fuel poverty and energy efficiency across our communities.
In preparing this report the Commission instructed a research team at the University of Aberdeen’s Just Transition Lab, Dr Daria Shapovalova, Prof Keith A. Bender, Prof Clare E. Bond, Prof John Bone and Prof Tavis Potts, to undertake this work recording regional planning for the North East of Scotland.
West Dunbartonshire Council’s Energy Centre is located in Clydebank on the Clyde Estuary. The former John Brown’s Shipyard is now a regeneration area known as Queens Quay and due to the planned mixed use and housing led development West Dunbartonshire Council took a pioneering approach and developed a district heating system.
The North East Scotland Retrofit Hub (NESFIT), in collaboration with local retrofit architects mwclubb, have been engaging with communities across the north east to help householders understand why and how we must future proof our homes and the huge opportunities associated with this.
The Just Transition Communities Project is a community-led initiative in North East Scotland and Moray that applies systems thinking to address social, environmental, and economic challenges. It focuses on empowering disadvantaged communities, promoting climate and social justice, and building long-term resilience.
The key objective of the Net Zero Skills Centre is to address skills shortages related to decarbonisation by upskilling and reskilling micro businesses and SMEs including social enterprises and third sector organisations in Dumfries and Galloway.
Clyde Metro is an ambitious proposed multi-billion-pound project which aims to deliver a fully integrated Mass Transit public transport system for the Glasgow City Region (GCR) using a variety of modes potentially including Tram, Tram/Train, Metro and Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), complemented by existing rail, bus and Subway.
Climate Ready Clyde (CRC) is a leading cross-sector initiative funded by 12 member organisations and supported by the Scottish Government, to create and deliver a shared vision, strategy and action plan for a fair, prosperous and climate-resilient future for the Glasgow City Region (GCR).