Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Looking for a digital tool that delivers home energy efficiency plans to your communities while demonstrating your commitment to net zero?
This webinar will share insights from our experts about how to engage with your communities on home energy efficiency advice and renewable technologies.
To support this activity, we’ve developed a new digital tool called Homewise. It’s a way for local authorities to offer their communities tailored retrofit advice.
Want to find out how Homewise can support your organisation specifically? Find out more about Homewise and get in touch with our team: https://homewise.pub/233
0:00 Introduction to the team and format for the webinar
1:07 What is Homewise? An introduction by Sean Lemon
6:40 The Homewise Demo: An exploration of the user journey by Jamie Browne
18:56 The technical background of Homewise and Dynamic Engine by Scott Halls
22:30 Q&A: Will a further Energy Performance Certificate be required or will Homewise cover that?
23:40 Q&A: In terms of measurability is there a way to get users to indicate if they’ve implemented the measures?
About the presenters:
Jamie Browne – senior business development manager, data & digital
Jamie has been a key member of the Business Development team for over 5 years and leads on commercial data and digital tools product offerings across multiple sectors, such as banking, energy supply and government organisations.
Sean Lemon – senior manager, data & digital
Sean has been with Energy Saving Trust since 2014 and has worked as an analyst, consultant and now manages the Home Analytics programme – a data modelling, mapping and consultancy service for public and private clients across Great Britain which helps develop business strategies, identify market opportunities and design evidence-based policies.
Scott Halls – senior development lead, IT
Scott is one of the lead developers of Homewise and the underlying Dynamic Engine. Scott works for Solstice, which is the software development arm of Energy Saving Trust. Scott has worked at Solstice for nearly 20 years, and during the last decade has worked on numerous projects. His primary focus is on developing software to tackle the climate crisis and provide advice to homeowners.
Looking for a digital tool that delivers home energy efficiency plans to your communities while demonstrating your commitment to net zero?
This webinar will share insights from our experts about how to engage with your communities on home energy efficiency advice and renewable technologies.
To support this activity, we’ve developed a new digital tool called Homewise. It’s a way for local authorities to offer their communities tailored retrofit advice.
Want to find out how Homewise can support your organisation specifically? Find out more about Homewise and get in touch with our team: https://homewise.pub/233
0:00 Introduction to the team and format for the webinar
1:07 What is Homewise? An introduction by Sean Lemon
6:40 The Homewise Demo: An exploration of the user journey by Jamie Browne
18:56 The technical background of Homewise and Dynamic Engine by Scott Halls
22:30 Q&A: Will a further Energy Performance Certificate be required or will Homewise cover that?
23:40 Q&A: In terms of measurability is there a way to get users to indicate if they’ve implemented the measures?
About the presenters:
Jamie Browne – senior business development manager, data & digital
Jamie has been a key member of the Business Development team for over 5 years and leads on commercial data and digital tools product offerings across multiple sectors, such as banking, energy supply and government organisations.
Sean Lemon – senior manager, data & digital
Sean has been with Energy Saving Trust since 2014 and has worked as an analyst, consultant and now manages the Home Analytics programme – a data modelling, mapping and consultancy service for public and private clients across Great Britain which helps develop business strategies, identify market opportunities and design evidence-based policies.
Scott Halls – senior development lead, IT
Scott is one of the lead developers of Homewise and the underlying Dynamic Engine. Scott works for Solstice, which is the software development arm of Energy Saving Trust. Scott has worked at Solstice for nearly 20 years, and during the last decade has worked on numerous projects. His primary focus is on developing software to tackle the climate crisis and provide advice to homeowners.
