Building towards a net zero future with affordable housing – Octopus

Octopus recently sat down with Jack Burnham, Head of their Affordable Housing Fund, to explore how the UK's housing and cost of living crises intersect.

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There is an affordable housing shortage and a cost-of-living crisis in the UK, with fuel poverty at the heart. And, despite setting ambitious targets for 2050, many homes need significant investment to achieve net-zero. Fortunately, there are two potential solutions to these problems: investing in new energy-efficient affordable housing and retrofitting existing homes to improve their EPC ratings. Both can help tackle fuel poverty while contributing to our net zero goal. Learn more by reading their article.

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