Experts from the University of Greenwich will cover how residents can get started on improving the efficiency of their properties.
The team will also provide information about insulation, building fabric, heating systems, smart buildings, self-generation and more.
The events will take place throughout July in different locations across the county.
“There are lots of good reasons to improve the efficiency of your home and many ways to do this to suit your budget and lifestyle.”
KCC’s Cabinet Member for Environment, Susan Carey, said: “There are lots of good reasons to improve the efficiency of your home and many ways to do this to suit your budget and lifestyle.
“Expert advice is available for Kent householders to make a choice that’s right for them.”
Visit https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/improving-your-property-for-sustainable-living-2213229 to find out more and register your interest in attending one of the events.
Events have also been held for residents in Medway, led by Medway Council.
Cllr Simon Curry, Medway Council’s Portfolio Holder for Climate Change and Strategic Regeneration, said: “By investing in ways to make their homes more energy efficient, residents can actually save money on their household bills while reducing their carbon footprint. We are working hard to achieve net zero carbon in Medway by 2050 but we cannot do it alone. Like many issues relating to climate change and sustainable living, there is not a one-size-fits-all solution.
“The aim of these sessions is to provide residents with impartial advice and information to empower them to make the changes that best suit their home and lifestyle. I would encourage residents to book their place at these events to find out how they can make small changes to make their homes more energy efficient.”
These in-person events are brought to you by University of Greenwich, Medway Council, Gravesham Borough Council, Swale Borough Council, Faversham Town Council, Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council and Kent County Council.
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