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Even the companies involved in the green deal find it hard
to explain how it will work. Here are some of the hoops needed to be jumped: to
enter the scheme, you need a green-deal assessor who works for a green-deal
adviser organisation to undertake a green-deal assessment of your house, which
will result in a green-deal advisory report. This will be lodged with a
green-deal provider who will devise a green-deal plan. The work will then be
undertaken by a green-deal installer to standards overseen by the new
green-deal oversight body. Read more on
the Guardian website.
Four out of five people have not heard of the UK government's flagship programme to transform
the energy efficiency of 14m homes, just days before it launches, according to
a YouGov poll of 5,071 UK
energy customers. The survey also raises
fears that upfront "assessment fees" of £85-£150 could put people off
the scheme, with 51% citing cost as the biggest obstacle to making their home
more energy efficient. Read more on the Guardian website.