Carbon footprint of Victorian house slashed

As energy refurbishment climbs higher and higher up the political agenda, this video from the Guardian takes a look one upgrade project that claims to have reduced the carbon footprint of a Victorian house in Nottingham from 19 tonnes a year to just half a tonne.

Last modified on Friday, 13 February 2009 17:35

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