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featuresYou are in: Lincolnshire > Local Issues > features > Eco Housing  Eco Housing Eco HousingThe houses on a new social housing development being built in Long Sutton will produce enough electricity to make the homes self sufficient. New social housing being built in Long Sutton will produce all the electricity needed to run a home, with the possibility of producing enough power to sell some back to the national grid. The houses are being built by the Lincolnshire Rural Housing Association and have been designed by Dr Jerry Harrall who has based the design for the development on the home he already occupies with his wife. The ideas and features in the homes have all been tried and tested including being built behind an earth bank which helps to maintain a constant temperature without the need for heating. Help playing audio/video last updated: 30/09/2008 at 11:17 Have Your SayShould local councils do more to encourage the building of these homes in other areas? THE NORTH nick metcalfe nick metcalfe alec Abdul abdo pandas SEE ALSOYou are in: Lincolnshire > Local Issues > features > Eco Housing   |
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