Our work

We have around 60 projects on the go at any one time, each helping us meet our charitable goals of finding solutions to the threat of climate change and the misery of cold homes. Unless you're viewing this page on a mobile device, our projects below are organised by our work areas (home energy, local energy, research and policy analysis) and by topic.

Energy at Home Trade Service Support

Energy at Home Trade Service Support

The 'polluter pays' principle provides an incentive for households to reduce energy consumption and as a consequence, lower carbon emissions.

Distributional impacts of carbon taxation in Scotland

A mix of measures will be needed to significantly improve the energy rating of fuel poor homes.

Modelling fuel poverty targets

Fuel poverty implications of carbon budgets to 2030

Fuel poverty implications of carbon budgets to 2030

UCEF will stimulate community projects of a significant scale

Urban Community Energy Fund (UCEF)

B&NES Energy at Home

Brixton was one of the Zones that achieved good savings by retrofitting homes

RE:CONNECT - did it work?

The busy and vibrant SouthBank Centre will use its grant money to purchase a new boiler

Bristol Community Building Fund

How can 'systems thinking' improve a city's energy planning?

STEEP: Systems Thinking for Efficient Energy Planning

Children living in cold homes are twice as likely to suffer from respiratory problems

Warm and Healthy Bristol

Field visit by Rokwood partners to newly planted willow short rotation coppice near Goslar, Lower Saxony

Rokwood: sustainable production of woody energy crops in Europe

Bristol Green Capital Energy Action Group

Bristol Green Capital Energy Action Group

Insulation and heating installer referral programme

Community solar in Wedmore, Somerset

Community Energy Practitioners' Forum

Analysing the impact of Time-of-Use tariffs

Analysing the impact of Time-of-Use tariffs

Here, cavity wall insulation has been done to social housing. Are low-income groups generally being prepared for climate change? Do they have any say in how that happens?

Climate change and social justice: an evidence review

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