Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5105891 | Energy Policy | 2017 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
Key findings suggest that UK EERS sector practitioners were unprepared to professionally deal with the expectation of the Green Deal, in terms of business administration and also dealing with the policy itself. Moving forward an emphasis is suggested which focused on training, to enable an increase in EERS sector capabilities, and to also enable an improvement of the quality and variety of work completed. Additionally, findings detail the requirement for enhanced communication between clients and policy administrators, to increase clarity in policy implementation and stakeholder expectation.
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Authors
Luke Gooding, Mehreen S. Gul,