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Personal Carbon Allowances: reasonably feasible and relatively fair – but not yet politically favoured
Drawing on four newly published research studies, two of which involved CSE, Defra concludes PCAs are feasible and fair – if expensive to run |
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Locally grown veg and a low-energy lightbulb, please
Advice team sets up stand at farmers market for big bulb swap |
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Hundreds helped by Warming Bristol initiative
One year in, and our local project to help many of the community’s most vulnerable people has been a great success |
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Developing an Energy Efficiency Strategy for Dorset
CSE continues its work on the South Coast |
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Bioheat demonstration visits
Your chance to see biomass in action, accompanied by a technical expert |
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Energise - new edition out now
Click here to download a PDF of the CSE newsletter (PDF file, 1139KB) |
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An energy strategy for Bournemouth and Poole Primary Care Trust
CSE is leading a project to reduce the energy use of a range of health care facilities in South Dorset |
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Government must move beyond ‘short-term thinking’ on improving UK homes
A new study led by CSE for WWF-UK shows that unless the government changes its approach it won’t meet its own targets for reducing carbon emissions from UK housing |
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Feed-in tariffs: boon to some, burden to others?
If the UK introduces feed-in tariffs, how will different income groups be affected? CSE’s research aims to find out |
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Training in small-scale renewable energy systems
Learn about renewable energy technology costs, payback times, CO2 savings, installation, operation and maintenance. |
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Bath rises to Our Big Energy Challenge
Public sector partners in Bath & North East Somerset report big energy saving strides |
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100 Ideas House on YouTube
See what the BBC made of CSE’s innovative approach to engage a wide audience with green issues |
