Staff from Wheatley were joined by community groups, school pupils and volunteers for environmental-based activities.
The project is scheduled to complete in June 2023 with properties being allocated from the Fife Housing Register.
The Minister for Zero Carbon Buildings, Active Travel and Tenants’ Rights met senior management at Queens Cross Housing Association.
The development will be the biggest ever built by Wheatley.
Osprey secured grant funding from the Energy Saving Trust’s Plugged-in Households programme for social housing providers.
The partnership provides help for customers in fuel poverty.
Investment in the new financial year will see the Midlothian-based registered social landlord support tenants with energy efficient upgrades to their homes.
Energy Action Scotland's annual Fuel Poverty Hero Awards are an opportunity for the national organisation to recognise those across Scotland that have made significant impacts in combating fuel poverty.
