Major rebrand planned for the Green Deal

The ‘Green Deal’ is set to change later this year after the Green Deal Finance Company’s (GDFC) CEO Kilian Pender announced a name change and that the current brand is ‘tarnished’.

The rebranding is about moving away from the previous style of Green Deal, which was cut short after it failed to hit targets. Instead of focusing on energy efficiency language and terminology, which can often make it hard to engage with homeowners, it is now more focused on communicating with potential customers about making people’s homes a more pleasant place to be.

The GDFC is currently 87% of the way to reaching its £4million funding target through Abundance Investments. The cash injection will be used to fund the rebranding as well as improving its IT systems. We can expect the new name to be revealed this Autumn.

(Source: Energy Assessor Magazine)

Share This Post

More Blog Posts

Changes to BREEAM Fees

As part of their annual review, the BRE have today announced that they will be increasing their registration, QA and certification fees by approximately 10%

Find Out More »

BREEAM v7 Overview

The update for New Construction, Refurbishment and Fit-Out and BREEAM In-Use schemes as a result of the upcoming BREEAM v7 assessment methodology will focus on

Find Out More »

Biodiversity Net Gain

Biodiversity net gain (BNG) is mandatory from 12 February 2024 and this new legislation is the biggest change to planning regulations in decades. This new

Find Out More »