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This is a draft item of legislation. This draft has since been made as a UK Statutory Instrument: The Electricity and Gas (Energy Company Obligation) Order 2014 No. 3219
Article 2
Measure | In-use factor | ||
---|---|---|---|
Connection to a district heating system | 10% | ||
Draught proofing | 15% | ||
Flat roof insulation | 15% | ||
High performance external doors and passageway walkthrough doors | 15% | ||
Insulation of a cavity wall | 35% | ||
Insulation of a mobile home | 25% | ||
Insulation of a solid brick wall built before— | 33% | ||
(a) | 1967, if situated in England or Wales; | ||
(b) | 1965, if situated in Scotland | ||
Insulation of— | 25% | ||
(a) | a solid wall which is not built of brick; | ||
(b) | a solid brick wall built in— | ||
(i) | 1967 or later, if situated in England or Wales; | ||
(ii) | 1965 or later, if situated in Scotland | ||
Loft or rafter insulation (including loft hatch insulation) | 35% | ||
Pipework insulation | 15% | ||
Room-in-roof insulation | 25% | ||
Secondary or replacement glazing | 15% | ||
Under-floor insulation | 15% |
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