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Introduction Policy Context Published 2009 Climate Change (Scotland) Act Consulted Spring 2017 Climate Change Plan Third Report Proposals and Policies Published Dec- 17 Consulted Scottish Energy Spring 2017 Strategy to Summer 2018

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Introduction

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Climate Change (Scotland) Act Climate Change Plan Third Report Proposals and Policies Scottish Energy Strategy Energy Efficient Scotland

Policy Context

Published 2009 Consulted Spring 2017 Published Dec- 17 Consulted Spring 2017 to Summer 2018 Route Map Published May-18

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Energy Efficient Scotland Delivery Plan

The Routemap

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The Aim

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National Support Framework

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Scale of the Energy Efficient Scotland Programme

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Current Support Initiatives UK Wide

Loan schemes Green Home Innovation Fund Whole House Retrofit Competition

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Current Support Initiatives - Scotland

Grants Advice & Information Loan schemes Procurement Frameworks

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Support to date

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Lessons learned

  • International

studies

  • Building

standards.

  • The Green Deal.
  • Scottish

Government loans

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Driving demand - Regulation of Domestic Sector

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Energy Efficient Mortgage Market Implementation Plan

Support EU Ambitions

  • Expand sustainable

finance

  • impact on climate

change

Influence Value Chain

  • From Consumer to Bond

investor

  • Secure best practices
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EEMiP actions

Market & Consumer research Establish an EEM Label Market demonstrator Guidance for lending institutions Institutional coordination

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Demonstrator pilot – Glasgow Credit Union

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Energy Efficient Scotland – Delivery workstreams

Delivery Mechanisms Skills & Supply Advice and information Assessmen t Finance Quality Assurance & Consumer Protection Monitoring And Evaluation Branding, Marketing & Comms

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Key Issues for Pilot from Scottish Government perspective

Pilot Legal Finance State Aid Procurement Ministerial Support Engagement across SG

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Key issues for Pilot partner - Glasgow Credit Union

Customer Satisfaction Product development Financial Education Regulatory requirements Scale & Timing Governance & Monitoring The Journey

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Potential Financial products

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Summary

Role of public bodies 3 Pillars for success Demonstrator projects Building on lessons learned Create scaleable processes Partnering is key

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Any Questions

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Assumptions – Capex demand drivers

Domestic & NDEE Sector

  • Level of

properties requiring upgrade?

  • Availability of
  • wn financial

resources

  • Turnover rate
  • f rental

agreements

  • Split between

SME, medium and large businesses

Non Domestic Energy Private Rental Sector Social Housing Owner Occupiers

  • Different sub-sectors have

differing assumptions for key demand drivers.

  • Sub-sectors modelled

individually and aggregated to identify total demand profile.

  • % self funding applied

individually to each sector

  • EPC cost improvements

based on NHM data.