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In our view, local energy standards for new homes are worth sticking with
Government wants to scrap Code for Sustainable Homes
28 November 2013
Many households in inner city areas like this terraced street in Rotherham will qualify under the CSCo
Energy Company Obligation (ECO) data in a usable format
18 November 2013
PlanLoCaL scale model gets an update
PlanLoCaL scale model gets an update
3 September 2013
Artwork from the low carbon localism film
Localism and neighbourhood planning
17 July 2013
New localism tools in the PlanLoCaL toolkit
New localism tools in the PlanLoCaL toolkit
26 June 2013
There's an ingredient missing from the Government's policy ...
Rights without responsibilities
6 June 2013
Left to right: Bridget, Paul, Liz, Justin, Morgan, Simon, James, Pauline, Toby
CSE wins in Mendip council 'Building Excellence Awards'
16 April 2013
How energy efficient are all of these homes? Ask HAT.
CSE's new HAT
30 January 2013
Communities like this one in the North York Moors – and the countryside around them – have a key role to play in securing a low-carbon future
Planning for a low-carbon future in the national parks
3 December 2012
Social housing in Bristol
CSE broadens reach of services for housing providers
20 November 2012
The scale model from CSE's PlanLoCaL programme is widely used at planning workshops and conferences
Planning Advisory Service support from CSE
14 November 2012
Central Liverpool as seen by the National Heat Map
National Heat Map webinar
31 October 2012
Four Burrows wind farm in Cornwall
‘Consent’ is missing ingredient in planning for wind power
5 October 2012
The heat map in split-screen mode, showing total heat demand in Hereford. The circled 'hotspot' in the left-hand map is a public swimming pool
Launch of the National Heat Map
28 March 2012
Many new developments such as this one are now required to submit an energy statement alongside the planning application, which explains how they plan to comply with the local authorities policy on renewable energy and energy efficiency
Making a statement about dealing with energy
1 March 2012
L to R: Colin Haylock, president of the RTPI, Alison Nimmo, chief executive of The Crown Estate that sponsored the award, CSE's Rachel Coxcoon and BPT's Caroline Kay
Low-Carbon Bath triumphs in RTPI Planning Awards, 2012
23 February 2012
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