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One of the desktop backgrounds available from the Energy Saving Trust website (www.est.org.uk)
Energy Saving Week , 24–28 October
14 October 2011
A graph showing CSE's total electricity use over a 5-month period with the electricity consumed by the server room in red
10:10 results: there’s good news – and bad
2 June 2011
The free water-saving kit which is now available to residents in Bristol and Somerset to help them cut their water use and reduce their bills
Drip, drip, drip effect aims to tackle water use
28 April 2011
Helping tenants to ‘switch off’
Helping tenants to ‘switch off’
3 February 2011
CSE sticking to New Year’s resolutions
CSE sticking to New Year’s resolutions
1 October 2010
Stephen Williams MP discusses retro-fitting with one Bristol Green Doors householder
Bristol Green Doors weekend: informative, inspiring and busy
1 October 2010
Kate and Dan from Green Doors are asking people across the city to open their doors and show the ways they've made their homes more comfortable to live in, more energy efficient and cheaper to run
‘Green Doors’ open up to offer energy advice
1 September 2010
CSE's Sarah Davies speaking at the launch of Bristol Green Doors back in May 2010
Helping to reveal what’s behind the Green Doors
30 June 2010
Public sector organisations like councils can cut their emissions. Our Big Energy Challenge shows them how
Our Big Energy Challenge: a final reckoning?
5 March 2010
People gather for the 10:10 launch event at the Tate Modern in London
New Year’s resolution aims for 10% cut in carbon emissions
5 January 2010
A typical winter's day in the Bristol suburb of Redcliffe, showing the high rise buildings
Carbon challenge aims to engage Redcliffe neighbourhood
5 January 2010
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