Housing associations

Energy intelligence for regulated social housing

Track tenant-level fuel poverty risk across your portfolio. Pre-fill SHDF Wave applications. See which homes need intervention first — with evidence the Regulator of Social Housing accepts.

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Ready to pilot
A typical housing pilot dashboard surfaces:
  • Portfolio-wide Fuel Poverty Risk Score distribution
  • Per-property SHDF readiness score with cost estimate
  • EPC band tracker — current state vs 2030 target
  • Worst-performing 10% of stock surfaced by EUI

What you're up against

The recurring pain points we hear from sector teams.

1
Regulator pressure on tenant outcomes
The Regulator of Social Housing now tracks tenant outcomes directly. Energy is part of that. Boards need evidence, not gut feel.
2
SHDF Wave applications take weeks
Each Wave needs costed, prioritised retrofit plans. Built by hand from EPC data, this typically takes weeks of analyst time per round.
3
Worst stock hidden in averages
Your worst-performing properties are hidden in portfolio averages. EUI per m² shows you exactly where the heat is going.

What SenseCore delivers

The four capabilities that anchor every deployment in this sector.

A
Fuel Poverty Risk Score
Tenant-level risk scoring derived from consumption patterns, EPC band, and household-level signals. Portfolio heatmap and 12-month trend.
B
SHDF readiness scoring
Per-property retrofit cost and impact projections. Pre-formatted evidence pack you can attach to Wave applications.
C
EPC band tracking
Live band tracking as upgrades complete. Projected 2030 progress per asset class, surfaced on the same dashboard.
D
Forecasting and anomaly detection
TFT-based forecasts at half-hourly resolution. Spike alerts on voids and unusual consumption patterns before they become bills.
Pilot SenseCore for your housing portfolio
Most housing pilots start with a 30-minute call. Bring a sample of meter data and we’ll show what FPRS looks like for your stock before you commit to anything.
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