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    Sero and Principality unite to speed up delivery of green mortgages

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryOctober 12, 2021No Comments
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    Principality Building Society has announced a collaboration with Cardiff based energy tech company Sero, to accelerate the transition to net zero for new and existing mortgage customers.

    Using Sero’s Building Passport app, Principality Building Society will look to gain a better understanding of the energy performance and carbon impacts of its existing portfolio, to speed up the development of future green finance products.

    The collaboration will allow customers to gain a greater understanding of the carbon footprint of their home, how they can make it more energy efficient, and track the progress of the home on its pathway to net zero.

    The pilot project will see the use of Sero’s Capture app to log data and understand more about each individual home. This data will be used to create a digital Building Passport, which will set out the current building status and set out a clear and attainable route to net zero for each home.

    The pilot will initially be rolled out amongst a small group of Principality Building Society employees, before being expanded more widely, with an ambition to be launched to all customers next year.

    The aim is that pilot homes will be offered the opportunity to implement the identified decarbonisation measures outlined in the identified ‘Pathway to Zero’ through additional borrowing, subject to lending decisions. Sero will supply technical validation of the retrofit works.

    The partnership follows the inaugural FinTech Foundry acceleration programme, which saw a cohort of eight companies, including Sero, on a ‘whistle-stop tour’ of the Welsh Fintech ecosystem. 

    Ben Joakim, Head of Strategy at Principality Building Society said: “Having known Sero for several years, we were pleased to be able to select them for the Fintech Wales Foundry and work closely with them over the last three months. Beyond our strategic focus on digital, another focus is our commitment to achieving our net zero carbon target as a business. However, we want to go further and have a positive impact for our members.

    “So we’re excited to announce the first step in a partnership with Sero to explore how we can support our member to reduce the carbon footprint of their homes, living more sustainable lives. We will work with James, Andy and the Sero team to understand how we can roll this out to our members across Wales over the coming years.”

    James Williams, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer at Sero, said: “Partnering with Principality is a fantastic opportunity to increase the awareness around Net Zero and the impact changes to homes can make. As well as knowledge and understanding, access to finance is going to be critical to enable more people to start to take that journey to decarbonising their home.

    “By providing each customer with a tailored plan, alongside the necessary data to support access to green finance products, we can begin to ensure that for more and mor people, decarbonising their home will become an attainable decision that enables them to take that first step on their pathway to zero.”

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