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July 2010 - Belfast Telegraph Supplement - Wrap Your House Up Warm Ahead Of Winter
8th of April 2010 - Environment Industry Magazine - Why insulation is key to the UK's carbon emissions target.
April 2010 - the ENDS report - A mountain to climb greening Britian's homes
The NIA featured in a major article about Government's ambition in overhauling the nation's housing stock.
April 2010 - the ENDS report - CERT Delay Threatens Insulation Industry
NIA article on the threat to industry jobs if the CERT extension is delayed any further.
1st March 2010 - Daily Telegraph supplement - Keep heat in and costs down
25 February 2010 - NIA advises ITV Tonight programme - Money to Burn
12 February 2010 - Government Business Magazine - Improve insulation, save energy and money
31 January 2010 - Sunday Telegraph Supplement - Save mony, save energy, cut emissions
9 December 2009 - Speech by David Kidney to the National Insulation Association
7 November 2009 – The Guardian – Energy Audit
Feature on how to reduce your energy bills recommending the NIA as a place to seek advice.
7 October 2009 – Design by Build – Making Homes Meet the Energy Efficiency Grade
An article recommending that householders insulate their homes to reduce their carbon footprint, with advice from the NIA.
18 September 2009 – Cambridge News – Warm Up To Saving Energy
Major feature with advice from the National Insulation Association regarding loft and cavity wall insulation.
July 2009 – Selfbuilder & Homemaker – Energy Wasters
Full page feature with advice from the National Insulation Association including quotes from Neil Marshal chief executive.
8 June 2009 – The Guardian – The First Lind of Attack is Always a Good Defence
Feature on insulating your home to save money on fuel bills including quotes from the National Insulation Association.
April 2009 – Grand Designs – Sustainable Renovation
A feature on making older homes eco-friendly,recommending the NIA as the first point of call for advice on insulations levels and techniques.
3 March 2009 – The Daily Telegraph Supplement – Insulate and save
A 16 page tabloid Heating & Insulation supplement with a half page article from the NIA advising of the savings made through insulation and also comments in a separate article advising homeowners to contact the NIA when considering insulation.
March 2009 – Grand Designs – Warm Front; with another year of rising energy costs on your cards, now’s the perfect time to insulate your home.
A major feature with advice from the NIA regarding loft and cavity wall insulation. The article recommends readers to get a free home insulation survey from an NIA member.
Nov 14th 08 – The Times: Warm Front Approaching – how to insulate an awkward home.
Within a major feature on insulation this Times Journalist recommends the National Insulation Association as the place to go to seek advice.
Oct – 08 - Move Or Improve reports on home insulation.
Within this well known renovation magazine’s insulation feature, the public is advised to make contacting the NIA the first step when considering any home insulation.
Oct – 08 - Roof Cladding and Insulation magazine
Report on the NIA’s reaction to recent government announcements on further money for insulation grants.
Sept 24th 08 - Teesdale Mercury warns against bogus traders
Following the announcement of insulation grants Durham Police warns householders to be aware of bogus traders and advises public to contact National Insulation Association to safeguard themselves when considering insulation measures.
Sept 2008 – BBC's The One Show talks about grants available under the Carbon Emissions Reductions Target and the financial benefits of the insulation. NIA helped with research on figures
The Sunday Telegraph 31st August - reported on ways to green up your house. Within the article they insulation took three of the top spots for the best ways to achieve energy efficiency.
"Loft insulation is the single most cost-efficient way of reducing your heating bills and carbon emissions"... "Insulation is entering a new era."
June/July 2008 various regional newspapers reported: Insulation – it's the sensible option
"It's a commonly held misconception that insulating a home can be a costly process which takes years to reap rewards. The NIA has set out to reveal the truth about how inexpensive it can be and how quickly it can pay for itself."
Lancashire Evening Telegraph 20th August – Insulate to offset rise in gas prices
"Following the recent energy price increases by British Gas, he NIA urges householders to insulate without delay."
The Sunday Express on 27 April 2008 asked the NIA about Tesco's plans to provide home insulation and the energy efficiency of the UK's housing stock:
More than 13 million homes have inadequate loft insulation, according to the NIA, and nine million cavity walls are not insulated. More and more people are insulating their homes because they realise that by minimising heat loss they will ultimately save money on their bills.
Neil Marshall, CEO of the National Insulation Association, is interviewed live on Insight Radio on 19th February 2008 about the importance of insulating your home and how to go about finding a reputable installer through the NIA.
Click here to read the full interview.The Times on 15th February reported on 'ten ways for your house to pass the eco-test', advising:
"Walls in older homes lose even more heat, but you can add extra wall insulation. The National Insulation Association can provide details."
www.nationalinsulationassocation.org.ukMove or Improve in January 2008, asked:
"How can we improve our insulation and seriously reduce energy costs? By topping up insulation or starting from scratch if things are really bad, the amount of energy required to heat homes could be reduced quite considerably, saving up to 25% on fuel bills."
Self Storage in January 2008 reported:
"Home insulation is the best way to reduce your carbon footprint. CEO of the National Insulation Association, Neil Marshall, said that insulating is a better method of saving energy than "behavioural measures" such as turning the central heating down slightly, because it can 'last forever'."