Thermal Comfort

The Thermal Comfort hub is dedicated to improving the comfort levels of homes throughout the year by addressing issues related to overheating in the summer and underheating in the winter.

By identifying and mitigating key factors that contribute to temperature extremes within homes, the hub helps housing providers develop strategies to maintain optimal indoor climates. This focus on thermal comfort not only improves the well-being of residents but also reduces the risk of health issues associated with temperature-related stress. The hub provides tools and knowledge that help create energy-efficient, comfortable homes that are better equipped to handle seasonal fluctuations.

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Heating Use in Social Housing: A Missing Piece in Damp and Mould Prevention

6th March 2025

Heating Use in Social Housing: A Missing Piece in Damp and Mould Prevention

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20th February 2025

Why Health Must Be at the Heart of EPC Reform

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6th February 2025

Scaling Up Heat Pump Installations: Harnessing Collective Expertise

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24th January 2025

The Growing Climate Crisis: Risks for Social Housing

Our AI solution that’s designed to elevate the UK social housing sector

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5th January 2025

Blue and Green Spaces: Mitigating Overheating

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17th December 2024

Data-Driven Housing with Switchee

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11th December 2024

Heat loss data in social housing: challenges and opportunities

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30th November 2024

Heat Networks Explained

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23rd November 2024

Adapting to Climate Change in Social Housing

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23rd November 2024

Tackling Climate Resilience with Claire Bailey

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11th October 2024

Warm Homes Prescription Conference

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11th October 2024

Healthy City Design International Congress

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9th October 2024

Revolutionising Health and Wellbeing: A Groundbreaking Data Integration Pilot with Wes Baker and Ailsa Dunn

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8th October 2024

Tackling Damp and Mould

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18th September 2024

Tackling Urban Heat Risk

Podcasts

3rd September 2024

Cooling Down Communities: Overheating and healthy living with Richard Flemmings

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