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Tai Tarian PV Deployment
Tai Tarian PV DeploymentTai Tarian’s solar PV rollout demonstrates how this ambition can be translated into practice. It shows how an organisation can move from relatively small programmes to structured, high-volume delivery, while…
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Adra Fabric First Retrofit Project – 74 properties across Criccieth, Dyffryn Ardudwy, Blaenau Ffestiniog and Penrhyndeudraeth
Adra Fabric First Retrofit Project – 74 properties across Criccieth, Dyffryn Ardudwy, Blaenau Ffestiniog and PenrhyndeudraethDelivered across several communities in Gwynedd, Adra’s Fabric First Retrofit Project demonstrates how fabric led decarbonisation can simultaneously reduce carbon emissions, ease fuel poverty, improve resident wellbeing, and strengthen local…
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Hafod Housing Association – Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council
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Rhydwen Drive – Denbighshire County Council – ORP 1
Rhydwen Drive – Denbighshire County Council – ORP 1Denbighshire County Council used ORP 1 funding to deliver a test-and-learn retrofit programme in 54 homes in Meliden, Prestatyn.
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Tai Tarian, Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council – ORP 2.1
Tai Tarian, Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council – ORP 2.1Solar PV complete with battery storage installed to 22 rented properties in two rural locations
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Tai Tarian, Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council – ORP 3.1 (Llwynon Complex)
Tai Tarian, Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council – ORP 3.1 (Llwynon Complex)The Llwynon Sheltered Complex in Crynant transitioned from a failed communal gas system to green energy solutions—installing Dimplex Quantum heaters, Solar PV, and Santon cylinders—to improve EPC ratings and reduce…
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Tai Tarian, Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council – ORP 3.3
Tai Tarian, Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council – ORP 3.3Tai Tarian installed iOpt environmental monitoring sensors in 534 properties with photovoltaic systems as part of the Optimised Retrofit Programme (ORP 3.3).
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Tai Tarian – Green Voids programme
Tai Tarian – Green Voids programmeProperties in the Green Voids programme had multiple improvement measures including EWI/ IWI, floor insulation, new windows, improved ventilation, heating PV and battery storage.
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Melin Homes – Coed Lee
Melin Homes – Coed LeeThe aim of this project was to improve the energy efficiency of the homes on the Coed Leee estate, cut fuel bills for residents and reduce carbon emissions
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Melin Homes – Evesham Court ORP3.2
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Gwynfaen (Phases 1-3)
Gwynfaen (Phases 1-3)Gwynfaen is a transformative residential development in Penyrheol, Swansea, led by Pobl Group in partnership with Swansea Council and supported by the Welsh Government’s Innovative Housing Programme (IHP).
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North Wales Housing – Gwynedd Council
North Wales Housing – Gwynedd CouncilA property housing vulnerable residents was externally insulated after removing concrete render, resolving severe cold and condensation issues without needing to relocate occupants.
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RHA Wales Group – Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council
RHA Wales Group – Blaenau Gwent County Borough CouncilSolar PV systems were installed on 61 homes—57 with battery storage and 4 without—by Welsh firm GB-Sol, with iOPT monitoring ensuring compliance with environmental sensor requirements.
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Elm Avenue – Monmouthshire Housing Association ORP 3.2
Elm Avenue – Monmouthshire Housing Association ORP 3.2Elm Avenue consists of four 1956-built, non-traditional Gregory-type flats with uninsulated concrete walls and slab floors. The property was selected for a fabric-first retrofit under the ORP scheme to address…
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Barcud Housing Association – William Ainge Court, Powys
Barcud Housing Association – William Ainge Court, PowysA thermal and mechanical retrofit, and improvements to existing 1970’s block of 23 flats.
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Cardiff Council – First Choice Housing Association ORP 2.2
Cardiff Council – First Choice Housing Association ORP 2.2This project involved the installation of Intelligent Energy Systems and Solar PV systems with battery storage to 60 properties across 16 local authority areas.