Kensington and Chelsea Council school retrofitting
Kensington and Chelsea Council has retrofitted five schools with energy efficiency measures to meet Net Zero targets.
Kensington and Chelsea Council has completed the retrofitting of five schools with new heat pumps and energy efficiency measures, as reported to the Overview & Scrutiny Committee in July 2025. These upgrades, which were part of a project to enhance schools with energy-efficient technology, are intended to reduce pollution and contribute to the council's Net Zero targets, according to a report reviewing performance in late 2024 and early 2025.
The council's project aimed to retrofit schools with energy-efficient upgrades. No further discussions or decisions on this specific retrofitting project are currently scheduled at council meetings, though the council continues to work towards its Net Zero targets.
Key facts
- Kensington and Chelsea Council retrofitted five schools with new heat pumps and energy efficiency measures. Source
- The retrofitting was reported at an Overview & Scrutiny Committee meeting on 15 July 2025. Source
- The measures are projected to reduce pollution and work towards Net Zero targets. Source
- The report reviewed performance in the third and fourth quarters of 2024/25. Source
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