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Our features in this issue include:

• The Decarbonisation of Social Housing | Industry Viewfinder: The Decarbonisation of Social Housing – Part Two
  Following on from our 2023 study – which revealed that 41% estimated their tenants to be fuel poor and 80% believed UK social housing’s energy performance to be inadequate – Housing, Management & Maintenance decided to revisit the research to find out the performance of our respondents housing stock to find out how (if at all) it has improved. See page 21…

• The Decarbonisation of Social Housing | Eliminating emissions
  Eliminating the carbon emissions associated with housing involves understanding the impact of the dwelling over its lifespan. Anastasia Mylona of CIBSE explains how this should be approached. See page 30…

• Heating, Ventilation & Services: Tackling Damp, Mould & Condensation | The battle against mould and damp
  Are we doing enough to prevent mould and damp, David Bly of Cornerstone is of the opinion more can be done. See page 35…

• Smart Monitoring & Software | How software is tackling the compliance challenge
  With social landlords under increasing pressure to improve housing compliance, Dave Carr from Propeller explains the role of software in overhauling safety checks and meeting RSH standards. See page 39…
  

• Road To Net Zero | Retrofit for zero carbon
  The Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund provides one way for social housing providers in England to improve the quality of homes for their tenants although bidding teams may need support in working out the best way to treat older properties – says Caroline Bowler of SIG Distribution. See page 41…

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