Our work

Fuel poverty

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. 

Our work areas

Topics

Bristol Fuel Poverty Action Plan
Research
Coordinating MEES pilot schemes across England
Research
Who pays the price and who benefits from the transition to a smarter energy system?
Smart and Fair?
Research
Power Partners
Local energy
Paro Konar, Senior Analyst at the Department of Energy and Climate Change outlines from a government perspective what is already known about the distributional impacts of UK climate policy: who wins and who loses out.
30th anniversary policy workshop (London, 2009)
Policy analysis
Delegates arriving for the conference
30th anniversary conference (Bristol, 2009)
Research
PIAG is exploring how we could best realise the potentially significant public interest benefits of installing smart meters in every home.
Smart Meter Energy Data Public Interest Advisory Group (PIAG)
Policy analysis
Wick Farm 9.3 megawatt solar array is made up of nearly 36,000 solar panels. These panels generate electricity for the equivalent of over 2,000 homes.
Energy advice for Burnham and Weston Energy CIC
Home energy
The Port of Milford Haven, which is participating as a demonstrator in the Smart Living Initiative by developing a zero carbon area on the Waterfront.
Welsh Government Smart Living Initiative
Research
We'll be challenging Bridgend County residents to take charge of their energy future.
The Bridgend County Energy Challenge
Local energy
Privately rented properties are twice as likely as the rest of the housing stock to have no loft insulation and twice as likely to have no double glazing.
Advice for landlords on new minimum energy efficiency standards
Home energy
Healthy Homes Dorset - insulating homes in Dorset
Local energy
It's often easier to receive help from a trusted friend or neighbour. Faith and befriending groups' strong social ties mean they are in a good position to help those that other services can't reach.
Community-led fuel poverty innovations
Local energy
Installing draught-proofing is one of the small measures CSE staff will undertake as part of Home Visits Plus.
Home Visits Plus - improving our advice giving
Home energy
What conditions are needed to give residents of Penhill in Swindon a sense of agency over their energy use?
Powering Up! - nurturing local leadership on energy
Local energy
Tash and Jenna, the new WHAM fuel poverty caseworkers.
WHAM - Collaborating to solve poverty in Bristol
Home energy
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