PVC-Doors.net Informs Customers on Plans for the Green Deal Programme

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PVC-Doors.net Informs Customers on Plans for

the Green Deal Programme

PR Newswire

CHESTER, England, June 12, 2012

CHESTER, England

,

June 12, 2012

/PRNewswire/ --

Earlier today, the government announced its second legislation for the Green

Deal programme which would help low income households make their homes

more energy efficient. The plan will help families save money on their energy

bills whilst saving the planet from increasing greenhouse gas emissions.

At a time when the economic climate shows no signs of slowing down, an

increased number of homes are being hit by the rising prices of gas and

electricity. Today, the team at http://www.pvc-doors.net outlines the plans

which will help homeowners keep their homes warm and their energy bills

down.

According to reports, a large number of homes across the UK are not fitted

with the correct insulation and double glazing windows and doors in order to

keep bills at a low cost. Instead, more gas and electricity is being used than

necessary because of inefficient homes. In fact, 43% of the UK's total

greenhouse gas emissions are a result of homes lacking energy efficient home

improvements.

The new plans from the Green Deal programme will offer help to households

are on lower incomes. Home improvements can be carried out on homes and

then part or fully paid with the savings made on energy bills.

PVC-Doors.net continues to say that around 230,000 low income households

will be assisted each year.

Further announcements on the programme will be made by

October 2012

which will clarify the steps that can be taken in order to qualify for the Green

Deal and Eco subsidy. £1.3 billion will be put aside for helping and supporting

low income families create energy efficient homes which in turn will contribute

towards the constant fight against climate change.

For the latest information and news on the Green Deal programme and how to

save money through energy efficient home improvements, simply visit PVC

Doors. Alternatively, click here to find out more about double glazing windows

and doors installations in the UK.