Energy consultants are to be brought into the Scarborough Borough to figure out how to decarbonise hard to adapt homes.
£100,000 of funding has been secured to deliver the project which aims to come up with solutions to decarbonise stone built-properties and Victorian terraces.
Borough Councillor Carl Maw has welcomed the study:
The Scarborough Borough is posing some particular problems for North Yorkshire's ambition to become a carbon-negative county.
Many properties in the borough are classed as hard to de-carbonise with their structures not lending themselves to things like cavity wall insulation.
Fylingdales Councillor Jane Mortimer also welcomes the plans:


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