The average UK household spends over £1,300 on energy each year. Unfortunately, much of the energy used is wasted, pouring out of homes through drafty doors and windows and uninsulated walls, floors, lofts and basements.

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Benefits of joining

8-12% p.a. R.O.I. on solar PVTax-free, index- linked paymentsIncreased property values and rent levels.Reduced energy bills.Installers you can trust. Impartial adviceFree solar feasibility report Peace of mindAfter care serviceReduced CO2 emissionsHelp protect the environment.
 
Research by Energy Savings Trust, reveals 54% of buyers would be willing to pay more for an energy efficient home.

50% of sellers believe homes with ‘greener’ features will be easier to sell.

78% of those surveyed, believe having a ‘poor ‘ energy rating could lead to buyers haggling down the price.

54% believe a 'green' home will be more important than a fashionable home, in the future.

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We will arrange buying groups for these in due course. In the meantime, please see the link below on Energy Saving Trust's website:

http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/Home-improvements-and-products/Home-insulation-glazing/Glazing

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If you are interested in joining a buying group to obtain a discount on purchasing energy efficient domestic appliances, please register via this website. There is NO cost to register or obligation to proceed with a purchase.

Alternatively, please call 0208 441 6599 or email us at:

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Cllr Lynne Hillian, Leader of Barnet Council

“Too often community activity can be stymied by the state. We are proposing that a new model of engagement may well see the Council provide the support the community needs to support activities such as clearing snow or tackling local environmental damage.

Innovations like Barnet Pledgebank will not make a big society overnight - but they do point to a local government that does things with residents, rather than “for “or “to” them”.

Extracts from article in Local Government Chronicle. January 2011.