EPC bands E-G owner-occupied households and private rented sector households that meet at least two of the following proxies (proxies 1 and 3 cannot be used together; proxy 5 is unavailable as Ceredigion County Council does not run a scheme that meets the criteria):

Conn RE, Kolstad JJ, Borzelleca JF, Dixler DS, Filer LJ, LaDu BN, Pariza MW (1995) Food Chem Toxicol 33:273 Each application should state the number of households they anticipate delivering measures to, how they will be identified and whether these are owner occupied or private rented tenures, alongside the proportion of these in terms of a percentage used to meet the minimum targeting requirement. Because no two applications are quite the same, a small test application to determine suitability for your project is recommended if performance of this material is in question.

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Applicants will also need to demonstrate, underpinned by evidence, that the proposed methodology is more effective at identifying premises than any existing eligibility criteria already available under ECO4. (i) We have been delivering funded programmes since 2011 and employ a workforce and supply chain with decades of experience in the energy, renewable and funded sectors where we have been recognised and rewarded both locally and nationally.

Ishioka R, Kitaguni E, Ichikawa Y (2002) Aliphatic polyesters: bionolle. In: Doi Y, Steinbüchel A (eds) Biopolymers, vol 4. Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, p 10 To qualify, properties must be an occupied private domestic premises (either owner-occupied homes or private rented sector homes). Both the property and the household must adhere to at least one of the three available routes outlined below (Definitions: EPC = Energy Performance Certificate: Route 1 – Low Income For full details on Utilita's ECO4 scheme please visit Energy Company Obligation | ECO Scheme | Utilita Energy EPC bands D-G owner-occupied households and E-G private rented sector households identified and referred by a GP, a Health Board or an NHS trust, as housing a person suffering from severe or long-term ill-health due to one of the conditions below, and their health is adversely affected by living in a cold home.BEIS is committed to ensuring the protection of all personal information and data held by the applicant, is protected. Applicants are reminded of their obligations in meeting the requirements of General Data Protection Regulation ( GDPR). As BEIS will not be assessing any individual householder data, it asks applicants to ensure they do not to send any personal householder data with their applications. Route 3: SAP bands D-G owner-occupied households and private rented sector E-G households that have been identified by either a person registered in the General Practitioner Register, a Scottish Health Board, a Welsh Health Board, an NHS Foundation Trust, or an NHS Trust as vulnerable, with an occupant whose health conditions may be impacted further by living in a cold home. These health conditions may be cardiovascular, respiratory, immunosuppressed, or limited mobility related. Applicants should report the costs of their proposal broken down to establish the approximate costs of the methodology itself along with the cost of finding each home through this route. This should be set in the context of the BEIS impact assessment estimates for search costs. Question 12: General Data Protection Regulation ( GDPR) This guidance is aimed at local authorities and provides templates for the local authorities’ statement of intent and declarations, as well as guidance on the targeting of households.

Details of any data sources used and their credentials such as links to government data sources should be provided to evidence how the methodology works. Question 10: properties identifiedThe list of Council approved providers/agents that can deliver energy efficiency measures under ECO4 Flex is available in our Approved ECO4 Flex Installer/Provider List document. From the list you can select the provider that you wish to apply through. Alternatively, you can phone the Housing Service on 01545 572105 to request a paper copy. ECO4 funding from E.ON and Utilita is available to all QUALIFYING privately owned and rented households in Sunderland. It's the greenest car in the history of Vauxhall – but at first glance, this Corsa may not look particularly revolutionary. However, thanks to a host of subtle tweaks to the gearbox, aerodynamics and kerbweight, the super-frugal supermini is able to return 70mpg on the combined cycle.

Vauxhall already has an impressive range of ecoFLEX models, and this latest Corsa version is another star performer. With a bargain price tag, frugal fuel consumption and low emissions, it really is the best all-rounder in the Corsa line-up. It’s not as much fun as rivals to drive and it could be even more efficient if it had stop-start. However, it’s a well built, good looking machine that doesn’t require owners to make any real compromises in the search for low-cost, eco-friendly motoring. ECO4 Flexible Eligibility, known as ECO4 Flex, is an optional delivery mechanism, which allows energy suppliers to deliver up to 50% of their obligation through specified routes. There are four different routes which fall under this element of the scheme: Route 1 Household Income Cap; Route 2 Multiple Proxy targeting; Route 3 NHS Referral; and Route 4 Bespoke Targeting Households. This guidance relates specifically to Route 4 Bespoke Targeting Households. Alongside this guidance, BEIS has also published an application form for those wishing to apply under this route. Executive Summary Plus, it’s a shame Vauxhall couldn’t have dropped the Corsa’s CO2 emissions below the ‘magical’ 100g/km mark. From September 2022 ECO funding for replacement condensing combi gas boilers is extremely limited, and, if available, is allocated at the discretion of the ECO-Obligated Energy Supplier - either E.ON or Utilita, but not Sunderland City Council.We are also working withCES (Consumer Energy Solutions) andEvan Thomas andSons to deliver ECO Flex: A household referred to the LA for support by their energy supplier or Citizen's Advice because they have been identified as struggling to pay their electricity and gas bills. Route 4: SAP band D-G owner-occupied households and private rented sector E-G households that are referred under Route 4: Bespoke Targeting. Suppliers and LAs can submit an application to ESNZ where they have identified a low income and vulnerable household, who are not already eligible under the exiting routes (not in operation currently). How to apply