Knauf Insulation, one of the leading providers of energy efficiency measures and building products in the UK and across Europe, has joined the Sustainable Energy Association to take an active role in developing the policies that matter to the energy efficiency and low carbon sectors.
The Sustainable Energy Association looks forward to integrating Knauf Insulation’s knowledge and understanding to help produce a properly-researched approach to industry’s integration of Government Policy across departments to promote energy efficiency and self-production of low carbon energy by end users as a single, unified, and well-integrated, “demand-side” narrative.
John Sinfield, Managing Director of Knauf Insulation commented;
“We welcome the opportunity to be proactively involved in the development of this new trade association. The Government is missing the economic opportunity that an integrated approach to building energy requirements provides, combining energy efficiency measures with onsite low carbon technologies. The Sustainable Energy Association has a vital role to play in shaping this agenda”
Dave Sowden, Chief Executive of the Sustainable Energy Association commented;
“We are delighted to welcome Knauf Insulation to the top table of the Sustainable Energy Association. The addition of another key player in the energy efficiency and building materials market to our Executive Committee further strengthens the signal to Government that the demand side has a great deal to offer in reducing energy bills, relieving fuel poverty, enhancing energy security, and taking us more quickly to a low carbon future.
“Demand-side energy solutions generally cost less during their lifetime than almost every “big energy” solution. We look forward to working with Knauf Insulation and our wider membership to help us strengthen this key message in a way that is founded on sound economics, properly researched costs, and is constructive across the political spectrum.”
Knauf Insulation is already the latest organisation to join the Sustainable Energy Association’s Executive Committee since its launch in December. CPL Industries, a major biomass manufacturer joined two weeks ago.