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Listed Building Energy Efficient Windows: See UPDATE in text below

UPDATE: Since this video was produced, the Historic England Advice Note 18 (HEAN 18) "Adapting Historic Buildings for Energy and Carbon Efficiency" was released. It states that other than for cases of high historic significance "Listed building consent is unlikely to be required for all other secondary glazing works" although we advise you to check with your Local Planning Authority on their stance. See p25 at link below: https://historicengland.org.uk/images... On this video, a Council Conservation Officer, Energy Expert and home owners talk about four options: Draft proofing; secondary glazing; slimline double glazing and vacuum glazing, and how to choose what's right for your building. Green Heritage Homes is a partnership project to support sensitive energy efficiency improvements in listed buildings, run in partnership by Bath & West Community Energy, Bath & North East Somerset Council, Bath Preservation Trust, the Centre for Sustainable Energy and People Powered Retrofit. It is grant funded by Government's Local Energy Advice Demonstrator Programme, through the South West Net Zero Hub.