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Poor energy efficiency of homes is a major problem with urgent environmentaland social implications. Housing in the UK relies heavily on fossil fuels forenergy supply and has some of the lowest energy efficiency in Europe. Weexplore spatial variations in energy efficiency across England using data fromEnergy Performance Certificates (EPCs), which cover approximately half of theresidential stock (14M homes between 2008-22). We examine variations betweenauthorities after accounting for the composition of the housing stock in termsof its fixed characteristics of property type, building age and size. Weexplore variations in terms of geographical and social context (region,urban-rural and deprivation), which gives a picture of the scale of thechallenge each faces. We also examine variations in relation to the morereadily upgraded factors, such as glazing types, and in relation to localparticipation in improvement programmes which gives some insight into localactions or progress achieved.

Energy Efficient Homes: The Social and Spatial Patterns of Residential Energy Efficiency in England