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Retrofit Action Week 

A week of retrofit-focused events, activities and action for the Glasgow City Region.

Maximising communication reach while providing the widest range of knowledge-sharing opportunities - RAW Glasgow City Region 2025 is created for everyone interested in scaling up retrofit for the region's homes.

Online summit (hosted by Glasgow City Council) + events and activities hosted by Glasgow's retrofit organisations - webinars, Residents 'Open Doors', CPD training, workshops, podcasts, site visits, community days - the choice is yours!

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Retrofit Summit

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📍 Online over 3 mornings. Free.


A strategic, fast-paced, and focused program offering insightful sessions, case studies, panel debates, and themed discussions for retrofit professionals, with CPD proof and flexible online attendance.

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  • 11-13 Feb 2025
  • Online
  • Free
  • Flexible
Community Day
Hosted activities

08-16 Feb 2025

📍 Live online and in-person activities

 

Organizations, groups, and individuals in the Glasgow City Region can host or join various retrofit and energy efficiency activities during the week. All events will be listed on our RAW Glasgow City Region page, allowing you to manage and promote your activity to your audience.

Cut-off for activity listings:

Fri 31 Jan 2025

  • 08-16 February 2025
  • Online; In-person
  • Free to attend
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Thought Leadership

AM's, 11-13 February 2025

As a Thought Leader Partner for the online summit, we’ll work with you to determine the best way for you to engage with the summit audience - before, during and after the 3-morning event.

Whether you're a product or service provider, you'll be positioned as a credible potential partner to those seeking retrofit solutions.

Click on the link for full information, or scroll down for a quick overview of the Thought Leader Partner benefits. 

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Events and activities hosted by Glasgow's retrofit organisations over 8-16 Feb 2025 - click the links to get info and sign up!

4-5.30pm, Sat 8 Feb 2025
Introduction to home energy efficiency, with Loco Home Retrofit
In-person

Learn how to make your home more comfortable and energy efficient. You'll be introduced to Glasgow's local retrofit co-operative, Loco Home Retrofit CIC, and hear case studies from members in the wider area who have made energy efficiency upgrades, such as installing insulation and a heat pump.

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11am-3pm, Tues 11 Feb 2025
Engaging with customers in TSB's Glasgow branch
In-person

The Snugg team will join TSB in branch on 11th February to speak to customers about home energy efficiency, and encourage them to built their own home improvement plan.

Goodies will be available!

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8.45am-12pm, 11-13 Feb 2025
Glasgow Retrofit Summit
Online

The Glasgow Retrofit Summit, held online over 3 mornings, Feb 11-13, is free for housing professionals involved in retrofit projects and planning, featuring presentations, discussions, and networking.

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7-8.30pm, Tues 11 Feb
Loco Home Open Members' Meeting
In-person

Loco Home is a cooperative of 300 Glasgow households and construction professionals. Members' meetings offer mutual support and input on co-op development. During Glasgow Retrofit Action Week, the meeting is open to all for a glimpse into the retrofit community.

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12.00-1.00pm, Weds 12 Feb 2025
Retrofit in Scotland's Tenements & Flats - 'Lunch n' Learn'
Online

This 1 hour Lunch 'n' Learn will explore why retrofitting Scotland's iconic tenements is vital for tenants as well as the transition to net zero: Scotland's tenements, especially Glasgow's pre-1919 sandstone homes, face retrofit challenges due to poor conditions and high energy costs. Addressing these issues is vital for Scotland's 2045 net-zero goal and offers opportunities for the retrofit sector. The session covers economic and practical aspects of retrofitting, highlighting challenges, efforts, and benefits for residents and the net-zero transition.

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11AM & 12.30PM, Sat 15 Feb 2025
Heat Pump Open Home, Rutherglen
In-person

If you are thinking about making green home improvements and want to see a working heat pump then come and take a look. The homeowners will talk about their home improvement journey, the decisions taken and lessons learned.

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12.00-1.00PM, Fri 21 Feb 2025
Webinar: Private tenement feasibility case study
Online

Join Loco Home & Under One Roof for a webinar exploring the impact of Scotland's upcoming Heat in Buildings Bill on tenements.  We'll examine the challenges of retrofit in traditional, multi-owner buildings, using a Dennistoun tenement as a case study.

This webinar is presented jointly by Loco Home and Under One Roof, Scotland's charity for tenements and tenement owners.

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2.00PM, Mon 24 Feb 2025
Visit a private tenement retrofit
In-person
By invitation only: Local Authority officers and Councillors are invited to visit a private flat in a traditional Victorian tenement to hear how one homeowner reduced bills, improved comfort and got off fossil fuels. 
Space in the two sessions will be limited. Please email nikos@locohome.coop with details of your role to request a place. 
The building is in Govanhill (G42).
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1.00-2.30pm, Weds 26 Feb 2025
Glasgow City Council/Credit Union retrofit finance workshop
Online
By invitation only
Credit Unions are invited to participate in a discussion with Glasgow City Council and Loco Home Retrofit about how credit union loans could support homeowners to make money- and planet-saving improvements to their homes.
Hear about the experiences of the Sound Pound consortium of Greater Manchester credit unions. Scottish credit union case study (TBC).

Roundtable discussion on opportunities in Glasgow. Hosted by:
  • Susan Hanlin, Principal Officer, Housing Retrofit, Glasgow City Council.
Presented by:
  • Chris Carus - CEO of Loco Home, Glasgow's community-led retrofit cooperative of 300 households and tradespeople. 
  • Jonathan Atkinson - Business Director of People Powered Retrofit, a not-for-profit service for householders in Greater Manchester. He leads PPRs project within the UK Government's Green Home Finance Accelerator, working with a ABCUL and the Sound Pound consortium of Greater Manchester Credit Unions.
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Glasgow City Council: retrofit resources
Videos on-demand

Glasgow City Council's retrofit project updates for Cathcart Road and Old Shettleston Road

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Old Shettleston Rd- Feasibility Study

 


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Host Partner, Glasgow Retrofit Summit 2025. To create jobs, improve the quality of housing, and deliver on our shared commitment to net zero carbon emissions we will develop a proposal to deliver a housing energy efficiency retrofit programme.

The Existing Homes Alliance is a coalition of housing, environmental, fuel poverty, consumer and industry organisations calling for urgent action to transform Scotland’s existing housing stock.
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We’ve built a novel community-based approach to home energy decarbonisation. We reduce the hassle of maintaining and improving homes. We’re a co-operative and welcome the involvement of householders, building professionals and local trades. while incorporating energy efficiency and decarbonisation measures.
We exist to represent, support and connect our members. Housing associations and co-operatives provide affordable, quality homes and foster thriving communities by collaborating with partners and tenants.
With more than 1,400 colleagues working across the country in schools, careers centres and partner locations, we are passionate about skills development and its contribution to a modern, innovative and prosperous Scottish economy.
At the heart of the University of Glasgow since 1807, The Hunterian connects people with stories, individuals and ideas. We are committed to becoming a more ethical institution which critically reflects on the past, is relevant in the present and contributes to a more equitable future for all.
Retrofitting the UK’s housing stock to make it more energy efficient is an important factor in meeting the net zero emissions targets necessary for tackling climate change.  Academics at the University of Glasgow are working on a pilot initiative to retrofit a Glasgow tenement building. The project will provide lessons on how this could be expanded across the city’s housing stock.