The cost of living crisis caused by soaring energy prices, high inflation and wage stagnation is affecting households all over the UK and is predicted to push millions into fuel poverty this winter.
Faced with this challenge, it is vital that social housing providers maintain focus on the strategies and approaches that have made a difference in the past decade: identifying and prioritising the right homes, and the right improvements, to deliver maximum impact within available budgets. Yet this seemingly simple process is made complex by the lack of accurate, comprehensive, and up-to-date data available on social homes. Every stage from strategising, to bid writing, to execution, is reliant on a quantity and
quality of data that the EPC register, and its 10-year-old methodology, is unfit to supply.
Collecting more data, updating out-of-date databases and calibrating for accuracy are three simple but critical steps to reversing this situation. A comprehensive and accurate view of the efficiency and environmental profile of a property portfolio is now a vital tool in the fight against both climate change, and fuel poverty.
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Kamma is building the single source of truth for environmental data relating to UK property. We’ve mined and modelled hundreds of information sources to give the most complete and accurate view of the environmental impact of the built environment.
We combine this with world-class address matching and insightful analysis that supports businesses through the challenges and opportunities of Property Zero. We equip property-related businesses for the fight against climate change, delivering a pathway to Net Zero, navigating new and emerging risks, enhancing regulatory compliance, and identifying green growth opportunities.
Kamma’s unique and proprietary climate analysis and scoring methodology enables our clients to understand and benchmark immediate risks and opportunities arising as a result of climate change while also informing on future net carbon zero strategies.
