Research

 

Our analysis shows that the rebate:

 

> Is empowering.

 

• The policy gives Britons control of and pride in their place, providing better homes and communities that feel empowered to invest in their own quality of life
   

• Provides Britons with a tool to increase the value of their home. Retrofitting could add as much value to your home as a new kitchen. In doing so, it will stimulate the housing market in precisely the places it needs it.
   

• The incentive provides a significant number of high skills, high paying jobs (data pending) across local supply chains, boosting local growth.
   

> Is rewarding.
 

•  Is less punitive and potentially more rewarding than other measures, which are often designed to hit consumers for behaviours that are hard or expensive to walk away from.
   

• Helps families to insulate their homes against the winter cold and summer heat.
   

> Just makes sense.

 

• This could be a high-impact incentive which is cost neutral to the Treasury.
   

• The process is simple. Initiate the changes within two years of a sale and the rebate is yours.
   

• Gets us to Net Zero in a consumer friendly, practical way. Not complex or taking it away.