Significados de insulate homes en inglés

Energy efficiency projects, for example to insulate homes, may fit the bill.

Ambitious programmes to better insulate homes have stalled as consumers did not take advantage of complex tax breaks.

Oxfam and local partners have been working on climate-change adaptation to use less water, better insulate homes, and protect animals.

Tomorrow's Budget is expected to introduce a fund of around 300 million dollars to insulate homes over the next four years.

Under the policy, companies will pay upfront to insulate homes, with householders paying back from the energy savings that will result.

The Government must help insulate homes, get new companies to invest in renewable energy and support communities to generate their own power.

It would insulate homes to high energy efficient standards, creating a 160,000 army of energy assessors, engineers, technicians.

Better- insulated homes and more-efficient gadgets, could also lower usage in the future.

For private renters: Landlords will be banned from letting poorly insulated homes.

Campaign director Ed Matthew urged the government to make insulating homes the UK's top infrastructure priority.

There's concern the Christchurch City Council will use thermal imaging to bully owners of un- insulated homes.

Houses Well insulated homes are more comfortable to live in and require less energy to keep warm.

And we could put the money into insulating homes and improving public transport, creating thousands of new, green jobs.

There is also concern that older people and those on low incomes are wasting money heating inadequately insulated homes.

Age Action Ireland said cold weather, inadequate heating and poorly insulated homes play a part in many of these deaths.

Newly insulated homes will get £100 off their council tax each year for 10 years.