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Projects

London Borough of Hackney - LEEF

Energy
Decentralised Energy

LEEF provided debt funding to the London Borough of Hackney’s RE:NEW project to finance urgently needed energy efficiency improvements and assisting with fuel poverty.

Sector
Energy
Decentralised Energy
Location
London, England
Status
Operational
Funding type
Debt - £4.6m
Financial close
December 2013
Term length
12 year loan

About

The senior debt facility supported the installation of communal heating networks across ten separate social housing high-rise blocks owned and managed by Hackney Homes (the Council’s social housing management provider).

The project addresses fuel poverty by replacing electrically heated systems with a more efficient gas alternative.

Project highlights included:

  • Installation of a communal heating system in ten social housing blocks, providing significant fuel poverty alleviation 
  • Procured via the Greater London Authority’s RENEW framework 
  • Provision of energy to 1,500 social housing tenants; average energy bill reduced by 56% (£980) 
  • Potential 40% carbon savings due to fuel switch 
  • Private sector finance, from Npower, in the form of an Energy Company Obligation grant; for individual home works
Households improved

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Average annual energy bill reduction

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Annual CO2 Reduction Estimated

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savings due to fuel switch
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development adopted by UN Member States in 2015

SDGs supported:

Outcomes

  • 600 households improved 
  • Average annual energy bill reduction of £980 
  • Created 100 construction jobs 
  • Estimated 40% CO2 savings due to fuel switch 
  • The London Borough of Hackney benefits from lower maintenance costs

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