Heating upgrade in homes will slash bills

Council tenants in Sompting can look forward to lower energy bills thanks to a project to upgrade their home heating systems.
By The Newsroom
Published 30th Nov 2016, 11:09 BST
Updated 6th Dec 2016, 15:40 BST

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Adur councillor Carson AlburyAdur councillor Carson Albury
Adur councillor Carson Albury

Residents living in 46 Adur Homes properties on Test Road signed up to replace their storage heaters and electric water systems with modern, efficient gas-fired combi boilers and new radiators.

The new systems will help residents to stay well and warm at home and reduce their energy bills. They will also reduce carbon emissions as electricity is thought to be the most carbon-intensive fuel for heating.

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Councillor Carson Albury from Adur District Council said: “Not only will the new heating systems improve their energy efficiency and cut down bills, it’s also vital to the health and wellbeing of our residents with the winter months ahead.”

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