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−	~~The~~ Sustainable Energy Association was founded in 2014 as a membership organisation with wide range of members ranging from product manufacturers, to research bodies and institutions. It defines itself as being technologically agnostic, or in other words not solely technologically driven but with the view that whole building or whole heating and fabric first approaches are key.	+	[[File:Sustainable energy assoc 350.jpg]]

−	~~Our work seeks to align the interests~~ of ~~business~~, ~~politicians~~ and ~~consumers to make this a reality~~, ~~supporting improvements~~ in ~~public health, increasing national employment and generating sustainable economic growth~~.	+	The Sustainable Energy Association was founded in 2014 as a membership organisation with wide range of members ranging from product manufacturers, to research bodies and institutions, with its main office based in Birmingham.

−	~~We are industry leaders in energy in buildings. We are technology~~ agnostic ~~and provide objective~~, ~~evidence-based policy positions which help shape how we think about, generate~~ and ~~use energy. We~~ are ~~constructive, collaborative~~ and ~~committed~~ to ~~achieving our vision~~, ~~by ensuring that buildings are~~ energy ~~efficient~~, ~~net-zero carbon~~, ~~warm~~ and ~~healthy~~.	+	It defines itself as being technologically agnostic, or in other words not solely technologically driven but with the view that whole building or whole heating and fabric first approaches are key to performance issues. It seek to link up building-level technologies and the wider energy systems to achieve a low carbon, secure energy future for the UK, benefits for UK consumers, and commercial growth for businesses working in the sector, align the interests of business, politicians and consumers to supporting improvements in public health, increasing national employment and generating sustainable economic growth.

−	~~The SEA recognises~~ that there is no single ~~solution~~ to decarbonising energy in buildings. ~~A range of technology solutions, financing models, and delivery methods are required. In practice, reducing~~ the energy needs of buildings requires a multi technology solution, tailored to the circumstances of the building and its occupants~~. In other words,~~ a whole building, technology neutral approach, ~~which starts~~ with the building fabric.	+	We are industry leaders in energy in buildings it provides objective, evidence-based policy positions which help shape how we think about, generate and use energy, recognising that there is no single solutions to decarbonising energy in buildings. Reducing the energy needs of buildings requires a multi technology solution, tailored to the circumstances of the building and its occupants; a whole building, technology neutral approach, starting with the building fabric.

−	~~Our~~ vision ~~will be achieved when~~ all buildings ~~are~~ energy efficient, net-zero carbon, warm and healthy.	+	Its vision is to see all buildings energy efficient, net-zero carbon, warm and healthy and has identified 5 key deliverables to do this.

−	~~We have identified 5 key deliverables~~ that ~~must be addressed if we~~ are to ~~achieve this vision~~.	+	* Firstly, that the knowledge and skills exist in the industry to deliver a holistic approach to decarbonising buildings while enhancing health and wellbeing.
		+	* Secondly, good quality and high performance are the norm in the sustainable energy and energy efficiency sectors.
		+	* We need strong consumer and client demand for energy efficiency and low carbon heating solutions.
		+	* Also, rapid take up of innovation, of new and existing technologies, to advance the delivery of energy efficient and low carbon buildings.
		+	* Finally and most importantly, we need long-term, joined up and effective policy and regulation to deliver energy efficiency and sustainable energy in our UK buildings.

−	~~Firstly, that the knowledge and skills exist in the industry to deliver a holistic approach to decarbonising buildings while enhancing health and wellbeing~~.	+	For more information visit their website here [https://sustainableenergyassociation.com https://sustainableenergyassociation.com]

−	~~Secondly, good quality and high performance are the norm in the sustainable energy and energy efficiency sectors.~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

−	~~We need strong consumer and client demand~~ for ~~energy efficiency and low~~ carbon ~~heating solutions~~.	+	* Aligning net zero with the levelling-up agenda.
		+	* APM responds to the Government 2022 mini budget.
		+	* A zero-carbon UK by 2050?
		+	* CIOB reaction to September 2022 mini budget.
		+	* Climate Change Act.
		+	* Government departments.
		+	* Government Growth Plan September 2022.
		+	* Government net zero review 2022.
		+	* Half of public sector bodies not planning for net zero carbon.
		+	* LETI calls for responses to BEIS net zero review.
		+	* Net zero by 2050.
		+	* New Ministry champions holistic approach to decarbonisation.
		+	* Smoothing the path to net zero.
		+	* UK Energy Bill Relief Schemes.
		+	* UK department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy split into three new departments.

−	~~Also, rapid take up of innovation, of new and existing technologies, to advance the delivery of energy efficient and low carbon buildings.~~	+	[[Category:DCN_Group]] [[Category:DCN_Product_Knowledge]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Publications_/_reports]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Sustainability]]
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−	~~Finally and most importantly, we need long-term, joined up and effective policy and regulation to deliver energy efficiency and sustainable energy in our UK buildings.~~	+
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−	is a member-based industry body offering innovative policy solutions that link up building-level technologies and the wider energy system to achieve a low carbon, secure energy future for the UK, benefits for UK consumers, and commercial growth for businesses working in the sector. We are technology agnostic, taking a whole building and whole heating system approach which does not favour one technology over another, but rather focuses on the right solution. We promote holistic ‘fabric first’ approaches to developing heat policy.	+
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−	The Sustainable Energy Association was founded in 2014 as a membership organisation. with wide range of members ranging from product manufacturers, to ~~reserah bodeis~~ and institutions. It defines itself as being ~~tecnolfy agnostso~~	+	The Sustainable Energy Association was founded in 2014 as a membership organisation with wide range of members ranging from product manufacturers, to research bodies and institutions. It defines itself as being technologically agnostic, or in other words not solely technologically driven but with the view that whole building or whole heating and fabric first approaches are key.

	Our work seeks to align the interests of business, politicians and consumers to make this a reality, supporting improvements in public health, increasing national employment and generating sustainable economic growth.		Our work seeks to align the interests of business, politicians and consumers to make this a reality, supporting improvements in public health, increasing national employment and generating sustainable economic growth.
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	is a member-based industry body offering innovative policy solutions that link up building-level technologies and the wider energy system to achieve a low carbon, secure energy future for the UK, benefits for UK consumers, and commercial growth for businesses working in the sector. We are technology agnostic, taking a whole building and whole heating system approach which does not favour one technology over another, but rather focuses on the right solution. We promote holistic ‘fabric first’ approaches to developing heat policy.		is a member-based industry body offering innovative policy solutions that link up building-level technologies and the wider energy system to achieve a low carbon, secure energy future for the UK, benefits for UK consumers, and commercial growth for businesses working in the sector. We are technology agnostic, taking a whole building and whole heating system approach which does not favour one technology over another, but rather focuses on the right solution. We promote holistic ‘fabric first’ approaches to developing heat policy.
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The Sustainable Energy Association was founded in 2014 as a membership organisation. with wide range of members ranging from product manufacturers, to reserah bodeis and institutions. It defines itself as being tecnolfy agnostso

Our work seeks to align the interests of business, politicians and consumers to make this a reality, supporting improvements in public health, increasing national employment and generating sustainable economic growth.

We are industry leaders in energy in buildings. We are technology agnostic and provide objective, evidence-based policy positions which help shape how we think about, generate and use energy. We are constructive, collaborative and committed to achieving our vision, by ensuring that buildings are energy efficient, net-zero carbon, warm and healthy.

The SEA recognises that there is no single solution to decarbonising energy in buildings. A range of technology solutions, financing models, and delivery methods are required. In practice, reducing the energy needs of buildings requires a multi technology solution, tailored to the circumstances of the building and its occupants. In other words, a whole building, technology neutral approach, which starts with the building fabric.

Our vision will be achieved when all buildings are energy efficient, net-zero carbon, warm and healthy.

We have identified 5 key deliverables that must be addressed if we are to achieve this vision.

Firstly, that the knowledge and skills exist in the industry to deliver a holistic approach to decarbonising buildings while enhancing health and wellbeing.

Secondly, good quality and high performance are the norm in the sustainable energy and energy efficiency sectors.

We need strong consumer and client demand for energy efficiency and low carbon heating solutions.

Also, rapid take up of innovation, of new and existing technologies, to advance the delivery of energy efficient and low carbon buildings.

Finally and most importantly, we need long-term, joined up and effective policy and regulation to deliver energy efficiency and sustainable energy in our UK buildings.

is a member-based industry body offering innovative policy solutions that link up building-level technologies and the wider energy system to achieve a low carbon, secure energy future for the UK, benefits for UK consumers, and commercial growth for businesses working in the sector. We are technology agnostic, taking a whole building and whole heating system approach which does not favour one technology over another, but rather focuses on the right solution. We promote holistic ‘fabric first’ approaches to developing heat policy.