A Bristol firm has won European funding for a project aimed at accelerating residential retrofitting so the city can hit its net zero targets.
PyTerra has been awarded a £45,730 grant from the European Regional Development Fund, managed by the West of England Combined Authority, as part of a £114k R&D project.
The project will see PyTerra develop a software application to help private landlords in Bristol with the collective purchasing of retrofit services to make their properties more energy-efficient.
