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The town of Midsomer Norton on the edge of the Mendips, in an area known as the Somer Valley – which makes up CSE's new renewable energy action area
New approach helps towns build on energy tradition
4 November 2010
Employees from the Highways Agency in Bristol get hands-on with the driving simulator
Smarter driving saves money and cuts stress
4 November 2010
CSE will be training volunteers in Bristol to spread energy advice amongst friends, relatives and throughout their neighbourhood
Training volunteers to pass on energy advice
4 November 2010
The classic 'handlebar' moustache
'Bro's grow ‘mo's for dough
4 November 2010
The world famous Roman Baths in one of the UK's most historic cities – but how can the city cut carbon and still retain its heritage?
Carbon saving in a heritage context
1 October 2010
In order to save pennies to pay fuel bills, those on low-incomes have become adept at hunting for supermarket bargains
Poorest face a bleak winter as heating is ‘self-rationed’
1 October 2010
Taunton, the county town of Somerset, home to the new Dean Energy Saver Scheme, which will help residents in the area and surrounding villages
Supporting communities in Somerset
1 October 2010
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
Check out the updated page on the CSE website showcasing some of our related websites
New features unveiled on this website
17 September 2010
Our series of workshops will explain what low-carbon choices are on offer and how these can be promoted to the community
Helping communities make low-carbon choices
1 September 2010
Burrowbridge in the district of Taunton Deane is just one of the small communities in the levels and moors area which could benefit from the new CSE project
Powering up the Somerset levels and moors
1 September 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
Somerset homes Flourish after smart meter advice
Somerset homes Flourish after smart meter advice
1 September 2010
CSE boosts capacity with new Senior Development Managers
CSE boosts capacity with new Senior Development Managers
1 September 2010
Prepayment-meter customers often pay more per unit for gas and electricity than better-off consumers. They may also have to pay more to meet the costs of climate change policies
Who pays for our low-carbon future?
2 August 2010
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