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Was there once a time when energy companies saw their energy saving obligations as core business?
Is the PM playing into the energy companies' hands?
6 November 2013
You would imagine that more people would switch when energy prices increase, but this isn't the case
As energy prices rise, switching rates plummet
25 October 2013
Energy gap? Why don't we consider the demand side as seriously as the supply side?
Energy gap claptrap
17 October 2013
Into the Cold
Into the Cold
14 October 2013
Frozen prices or frozen out?
Frozen prices or frozen out?
25 September 2013
We believe community energy projects, like this one launched by Brendon Energy, are essential to the UK's energy future | www.brendonenergy.org
The Community Energy Strategy - our response to the Call for Evidence
31 July 2013
The latest fuel poverty figures reiterate the need to improve energy inefficient homes
A hot summer for fuel poverty
25 July 2013
Tomorrow's energy system: the public want one that is predominantly renewables-based and based on lower demand
Public expects energy systems to change
17 July 2013
Some of the visualisations produced by the data-mining team at the University of Bristol, Computer Science Department
Managing and 'mining' smart meter data at scale
8 July 2013
The Rural Community Renewable Energy Fund will focus on supporting communities to establish larger renewable energy projects
Rural Community Energy Fund is launched
24 June 2013
Estimated average impact of energy policies on household energy bills in 2020
Who will pay the highest price for Government energy policy?
6 June 2013
Secretary of State, Edward Davey, in visit to CSE's offices
Secretary of State, Edward Davey, in visit to CSE's offices
8 April 2013
Ian Preston: "Reducing emissions and tackling fuel poverty should be a perfect policy fit".
Fuel poverty and climate justice: where are we?
11 March 2013
Low-income households are facing a ‘triple injustice’ as they 1) benefit least from energy policies that 2) cost them proportionally more whilst 3) they emit the least carbon.
Call this fair?
11 March 2013
The poor will pay most for climate change policies
11 March 2013
OK, the Green Deal's not perfect. Point made. But now let's get to work ...
Why we need to learn to love the Green Deal ...
5 February 2013
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