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Publication - Research and analysis

Energy Efficient Scotland Transition Programme Survey Evaluation

Published
8 August 2022
Directorate
Energy and Climate Change Directorate, +1 more … Local Government and Housing Directorate
Topic
Energy, Environment and climate change, Housing
ISBN
9781804357873

This report presents the social evaluation of the Energy Efficient Scotland Transition Programme, which aimed to support local authorities’ engagement with households and businesses expected to self-fund energy efficiency improvements.

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Appendix 3: Background Data

Figure 1. Respondents by age group (grouped by local authority)

Figure 2. Total respondents by household income

*30% of respondents did not disclose/preferred not to say this information and have therefore been excluded from the data chart.

Figure 3. Respondents by yearly household income (grouped by local authority)*

Figure 4. Respondents by locality (across all local authorities)

Figure 5. Tenure type (across all local authorities)

Figure 6. Existing Energy Efficiency Measures in Respondents' Homes (across all local authorities)
Figure 7. Most frequent forms of heating in households (across all local authorities)

*with radiators
**including wood chips / pellet, open grate or enclosed grate/stove

Figure 8. Most frequent forms of heating in households (grouped by local authority)

Figure 9. Respondents on how well informed they feel about ways to improve energy efficiency in their homes (grouped by local authority)

Figure 10. The extent to which respondents have ever sought advice for improving energy efficiency in their homes (across all local authorities)

Figure 11. Self-reported knowledge of respondents who ever sought advice for improving energy efficiency in their homes (grouped by local authority)

Contact

Email: HeatInBuildings@gov.scot

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