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Moving into a Green Deal home: what you need to do

A home with a Green Deal has had energy-saving improvements, like a boiler or improved insulation, to help make it more energy efficient. If…

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Department of Energy & Climate Change
Published
10 October 2012
Last updated
20 March 2014 — See all updates

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Moving into a home with a Green Deal

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A home with a Green Deal has had energy-saving improvements, like a boiler or improved insulation, to help make it more energy efficient. If you are moving into a home with a Green Deal the owner or landlord must provide you with relevant information. As the new occupier of the home you’ll need to make repayments for the improvements through the electricity bill

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Published 10 October 2012
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