Modular housing company ilke Homes has worked with energy and regeneration specialist, ENGIE to complete Greenwich’s first zero-carbon homes – as the Royal Borough gears up to meet its dual pledges of delivering 750 new council homes and reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2030.
The four council eco-homes were craned into place and installed in Woolwich, following the enabling works by ENGIE which included demolition of existing site, substructure and utilities. Because the homes were manufactured at ilke Homes’ 250,000 sqft factory in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, minimal work was required when they arrived onsite. This meant the homes were…
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