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Home environment data will be wirelessly transmitted to a server for analysis.
CSE partners with universities in hi-tech data gathering project
18 February 2015
Visit www.cse-switch.org.uk. To use the site you need to know the name of your current supplier and tariff, and have an idea of the sort of amount you currently spend on energy.
95% could have saved by switching
18 February 2015
New tool maps climate change impact
New tool maps climate change impact
4 February 2015
“You know things are bad when you paint your walls black”
“You know things are bad when you paint your walls black”
4 February 2015
Free training for frontline workers
Free training for frontline workers
4 February 2015
What's cooking in Kingsmeadow?
What's cooking in Kingsmeadow?
2 February 2015
Cold Homes Week 2015
Cold Homes Week 2015
27 January 2015
If you haven't switched energy supplier for a while then you're probably paying more than you need to
Big six supplier cuts gas prices (finally)
13 January 2015
Bristol TEA advisors help tenants apply for rebates on their electricity bills
Bristol’s got time for TEA
7 January 2015
Home-energy advice leaflets in Somali
Home-energy advice leaflets in Somali
23 December 2014
City & Guilds Energy Awareness course in Bristol
City & Guilds Energy Awareness course in Bristol
19 December 2014
Wanted: survey participants
Wanted: survey participants
17 December 2014
Emission reduction targets have implications for fuel poverty levels in the UK
Meeting fuel poverty targets
12 December 2014
Stories of fuel poverty
Stories of fuel poverty
12 December 2014
Visit the website for advice on energy smart measures and funding options
Energy at Home service online
11 December 2014
Let us tell you a story
Let us tell you a story
11 November 2014
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