NIHE ‘on track’ to meet housing emissions target as it invests £42m in energy efficiency upgrades

News18.03.261.30 PM by Eliza Parr

The Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) invested over £42m in energy efficiency improvements for its social housing stock last year and is “on track” to meet its emissions reduction target.

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