Reach Net Zero Targets with Securely Shared Sensitive Data
Siccar enables organisations to unlock funding and facilitate retrofit works whilst maintaining the security of highly sensitive data.
Empowering Sustainable Procurement and Operations
The Challenge
The UK government has made a commitment to reach Net Zero by 2050, and as a stepping stone, they have set a target for all housing stock to be EPC C compliant by 2035. This means that 29 million houses need to be retrofitted to comply with this interim target.
There is currently no way for organisations to share retrofit data securely, making it difficult to prioritise the best homes to fit, get access to funding and measure the impact of works.
Retrofit data is highly sensitive and data breaches pose a huge reputational and financial risk for tenants, local authorities and suppliers. Many companies currently hold this sensitive data in email threads, spreadsheets and hard drives meaning that the data can easily be lost or maliciously tampered with.
The Challenge
The UK government has made a commitment to reach Net Zero by 2050, and as a stepping stone, they have set a target for all housing stock to be EPC C compliant by 2035. This means that 29 million houses need to be retrofitted to comply with this interim target.
There is currently no way for organisations to share retrofit data securely, making it difficult to prioritise the best homes to fit, get access to funding and measure the impact of works.
Retrofit data is highly sensitive and data breaches pose a huge reputational and financial risk for tenants, local authorities and suppliers. Many companies currently hold this sensitive data in email threads, spreadsheets and hard drives meaning that the data can easily be lost or maliciously tampered with.
The Challenge
The UK government has made a commitment to reach Net Zero by 2050, and as a stepping stone, they have set a target for all housing stock to be EPC C compliant by 2035. This means that 29 million houses need to be retrofitted to comply with this interim target.
There is currently no way for organisations to share retrofit data securely, making it difficult to prioritise the best homes to fit, get access to funding and measure the impact of works.
Retrofit data is highly sensitive and data breaches pose a huge reputational and financial risk for tenants, local authorities and suppliers. Many companies currently hold this sensitive data in email threads, spreadsheets and hard drives meaning that the data can easily be lost or maliciously tampered with.
The Solution
Siccar offers a secure and efficient way to manage data, allowing for greater collaboration and sharing of information without compromising your privacy or security.
Siccar connects disparate data sources and systems to support your end-to-end solution by ensuring the data is shared securely and automatically between relevant stakeholders, allowing the analysis of properties, prioritisation of homes, access to funding, managing of the retrofit works, and proving social and environmental benefits.
Our solution gives you complete control of how your data is shared to protect the sensitivity and integrity of the information and eliminates the use of manual processes.
How Siccar can help
Siccar enables organisations to share data with each other via processes that can be designed collaboratively, with no need for coding or technical expertise. Siccar gives you complete control and visibility over every aspect of data. Siccar allows you to define permissions for your data which eliminates the concern of over-sharing highly sensitive material.
Siccar grants administrators complete insight into data across extensive supply chains, enabling accurate tracking of data provenance and giving you confidence in your processes and alignment with any frameworks and regulations. Siccar brings the benefit of detailed and reliable audit trails.
Siccar encrypts every piece of your data ensuring that your information can only be accessed by those with the correct permissions. The use of blockchain technology enables a unanimous consensus across an entire network, preventing fraudulent manipulation of data.
The new British Standard PAS2035 requires organisations to follow specific standards when installing energy efficiency measures. Siccar enables quick and accurate auditing of data to create compliance reports to provide to regulatory bodies.
Case Study: Bell Group
A reliable way to specify retrofit works, access funding, manage installation, and measure social and environmental impact.