Oxfordshire
Drop-in sessions over 3 mornings
for local invited guests

Description
AM drop-in sessions | 9-11 Feb 2020 | Register now || When we think of high polluting sectors it’s usually transport or manufacturing which come instantly to mind. Yet, in Oxford, buildings are responsible for 81% of our total carbon emissions – with residential buildings alone responsible for 29% of emissions. If we are to address the climate emergency and meet targets for reducing emissions, we cannot ignore the environmental impact of our homes. In this event, we’ll explore how we can reduce the impact of buildings in Oxford city, and in Oxfordshire as a county, with a particular focus on the importance of retrofitting our existing homes.
Low Carbon Homes Oxfordshire is hosted by Cosy Homes Oxfordshire, a one-stop home retrofit service reducing the carbon emissions and energy bills of Oxfordshire’s homes – whilst also making them cosier and healthier to live in. The event is being developed in partnership with Oxford City Council, RetrofitWorks, Bioregional, and Oxfordshire Greentech.
Date & Time
February 9 2021 - February 11 2021, 09:00 - 12:00
Event information
Time | Location | Description | Speakers |
Day 1: 09.00-12.00hrs | Theme: What have we got to do and how are we doing? | We’ll be taking a look at current projects and programmes, and the scale of the challenge ahead. MCS will provide an analysis of current renewables take-up and offer comparison data to highlight opportunities for Oxfordshire to inspire a new generation of home-grown energy | Event programme and speakers will be announced shortly |
Day 2: 09.00-12.00hrs | Theme: What else could we be doing? | Sharing experiences from around the UK and further afield, presenters offer insight and ideas that could be adopted by Oxfordshire to accelerate the scaling up of retrofit across the county. We’ll be exploring the fabric first approach, community engagement and the latest technology, including heat pumps | Event programme and speakers will be announced shortly |
Day 3: 09.00-12.00hrs | Theme: What’s holding us back? | Our final morning sessions start to break down the barriers to retrofit at scale, identifying interventions, plans and policies that may be required to support the county’s zero carbon ambition. No blue-sky thinking, but solid, proven ideas for discussion and appraisal. | Event programme and speakers will be announced shortly |