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Elliot outside the Great Western Hospital, Swindon
Working with the NHS to ensure discharged patients go home to a warm house
21 January 2019
Round 2 of Power Partners is expected to launch in the summer.
Power Partners: fund offers up to £20k for fuel poverty and energy efficiency initiatives
17 January 2019
Making ‘No one left behind’ meaningful in our future energy system
Making ‘No one left behind’ meaningful in our future energy system
13 December 2018
Funded PhD on domestic energy reduction
12 December 2018
Six welfare organisations share £76k to support fuel poor people and households
7 December 2018
Energise newsletter - Winter 2018 issue now out
Energise newsletter - Winter 2018 issue now out
23 November 2018
The slow-cooker workshop at Hamp in Bridgwater
Powering up! How's it going so far ...
20 November 2018
"Bad quality insulation can ruin lives; we have to get it right"
12 November 2018
Nearly all participants in the study reported reduced levels of worry about their energy bills following an 'enhanced' installation of their smart meter(s) and follow-up advice
For vulnerable people to get the most out of smart meters, extra support is needed
28 September 2018
New grant offers £20k for energy advice initiatives
26 September 2018
Lorna Wilcox: "People are being punished for being loyal customers"
Tariff search helped client to save over £1,000 in energy bills
25 September 2018
Extra funding for Warm & Safe Wiltshire
30 August 2018
Distribution network operators (DNOs) are obliged to support vulnerable energy customers through services such as the Priority Services Register.
Scottish electricity network companies need to do more to support vulnerable consumers
7 August 2018
The Tenants Energy Advice project has saved over £150,000 for some of the most hard-up households in the city.
Another round of TEA
10 July 2018
The government's 2015 fuel poverty strategy, 'Cutting the Cost of Keeping Warm' specifies that as many homes as is reasonably practicable acheive an energy performance rating of 'C' or above.
Finding the sweet spot: effectively aligning household energy policies
19 June 2018
Energise Barnsley has installed solar panels on over 300 council owned homes, 75% of whose tenants are elderly and a quarter of which have pre-payment meters.
We can do more to make community energy more mainstream
3 May 2018
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