Housing consortium launches £2bn zero carbon framework

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Housing association and councils seek firms who specialise in net zero solutions

A consortium of 44 social landlords has launched a £2bn zero carbon framework.

The South East Consortium (SEC) is looking for firms who specilaise in technologies designed to help buildings achieve net zero. It is looking for companies that maintain and install both ground and air-source heat pumps, as well as a variety of sustainable ventilation systems.

 

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