As housing associations and co-operatives continue to navigate uncertainty around proposed net zero standards, limited funding opportunities and the challenge of tackling fuel poverty, this renewed partnership will enable Warmworks to build on its existing engagement with SFHA members and share expertise and practical insights on energy efficiency and retrofit delivery.

Since launching in 2015, Warmworks has supported over 50,000 households across Scotland to become warmer, healthier and more energy efficient.

Cassandra Dove, SFHA policy lead, said: “At a time when collaboration has never mattered more, we are committed to working together to shape effective government policy, support tenants, and deliver high‑quality retrofit solutions.

“Through this partnership, we can help SFHA members and their tenants navigate the transition to clean heat while ensuring every household can access affordable warmth.”

Laura Fordyce, Warmworks’ business development manager and partnership lead, added: “We’re delighted to continue our longstanding partnership with SFHA into the forthcoming year, building on the relationships we’ve developed to date with social landlords across Scotland.

“As we continue our collective journey to net zero, Warmworks looks forward to working with SFHA members to identify routes to decarbonise their stock, while supporting tenants to live in homes that are warm and affordable to heat.”