Climate Change and Glasgow’s Homes
Watch a series of short films ‘Climate Change and Glasgow’s Homes’, made by Loco Home Retrofit CIC and award winning Scottish filmmaker Lou McLoughlan. The films follow experts, homeowners and tradespeople as they take on the challenges of retrofitting Glasgow’s old, cold and gas guzzling homes. The term ‘retrofit’ is the process of upgrading and improving an existing home’s energy efficiency and heating. Each film lays out a step in the retrofit journey to reduce energy demand, improve comfort and get off fossil fuels – covering everything from insulation and ventilation to low carbon heating.
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Organised by: Loco Home Retrofit CIC
Loco Home Retrofit is a non-profit co-operative dedicated to reducing carbon emissions and improving Glasgow's homes. They provide advice to homeowners, helping avoid risk and regret in the process of home energy retrofit. Retrofit is the process of upgrading a home to improve its energy performance and reduce carbon emissions, while also achieving improvements in areas such as comfort, maintenance, health and running costs.
Tel: 07516704741
Email: carmen@locohome.coop
Website: www.locohome.coop
Loco Home Retrofit is a non-profit co-operative dedicated to reducing carbon emissions and improving Glasgow's homes. They provide advice to homeowners, helping avoid risk and regret in the process of home energy retrofit. Retrofit is the process of upgrading a home to improve its energy performance and reduce carbon emissions, while also achieving improvements in areas such as comfort, maintenance, health and running costs.
Tel: 07516704741
Email: carmen@locohome.coop
Website: www.locohome.coop
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