Cosy Homes Oxfordshire client features on Sky News
Cosy Homes Oxfordshire Client, Eleanor, is in the process of retrofitting her home for the environment and to save on energy bills. Sky News reported on her retrofit and the rise of energy bills which will have been seen by thousands of viewers across the UK.
Climate Change and Energy Correspondent, Hannah Thomas-Peter, visited the home to find out more about a number of measures being installed at the property and what difference they could make to energy bills this winter.
Did you see our amazing client, Eleanor, on @SkyNews last night? We’re boosting the energy efficiency of homes in Oxfordshire. That’s a lot of insulation and definitely worth it! @aliceudalesmith @hannahtpsky pic.twitter.com/wT0vHKxAK8
— Cosy Homes Oxfordshire (@cosyhomesoxon) August 25, 2022
You can watch a preview of the clip as featured on Sky News below:
Retrofit Coordinator, Mark Saunders, has been overseeing the retrofit and was able to offer expert advice on-site as well as performing some checks on the insulation being installed.
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