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What's the Somali word for 'damp'?
What's the Somali word for 'damp'?
17 November 2015
In addition to our recommended supplier obligation, separate policies are needed to improve the energy perfomance of fuel poor homes and to develop a solid wall insulation market for privately owned homes
Beyond the ECO – and beyond
22 July 2015
Samosas, sweetbread (burr) and hot drink refreshments at a training session in the Mandeeq Centre, Easton
Advice sessions for the Somali community
11 June 2015
Based on a poll of consumers, the groups that are most favoured to receive extra help with energy bills are pensioners, poorer families and those on disability benefits
New research on energy tariffs for vulnerable consumers
1 June 2015
Maps of parliamentary constituencies in England and Wales showing where the highest proportions of the most efficient and least efficient dwellings are located.
Mapping energy efficiency data at the parliamentary constituency level
17 April 2015
New tool maps climate change impact
New tool maps climate change impact
4 February 2015
Energise | Autumn 2014 edition
Energise | Autumn 2014 edition
13 October 2014
What if someone else designed energy policy?
What if someone else designed energy policy?
12 December 2013
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
Into the Cold
Into the Cold
14 October 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
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
Rich people fly more than poor people, accounting for much of the variation in carbon emissions among different income groups.
CSE report for JRF points to climate change injustice
24 November 2011
Figure 6 from the report highlights the low income, high energy consumers
Shedding light on low income, high energy consumers
28 April 2011
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