National Energy Action has urged the Treasury to commit £2.8 billion to tackling fuel poverty, if it is to have any chance of hitting its targets to 2025
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nsulating buildings is essential if the UK is to meet its emission targets, but there is a lack of political will to drive it up the agenda.
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The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has proposed to change the metric measuring fuel poverty to include "all low-income households living in inefficient homes" to reduce the “apparent churn in and out of fuel poverty”.
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Labour has pledged to install solar panels on nearly two million social homes.
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A government report has revealed large discrepancies between theoretical levels of energy being used in British households and actual consumption rates.
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Electricity North West (ENW) has awarded £71,000 in grant funds to six community energy projects across its region as part of its community energy strategy.
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Over 17,000 people died last year as a result of cold housing conditions, figures from the charity National Energy Action (NEA) and climate change think-tank E3G reveal.
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Figures released by Citizens Advice Scotland show a disparity in the number of customers switching in different areas of the country.
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The Scottish government has confirmed its commitment to setting up a public-owned energy company despite last week’s collapse of Our Power.
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Barking and Dagenham Council has created its own white label energy supplier in a bid to take on the big six. Beam Energy is Robin Hood's tenth white label agreement.
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The Scottish government provided three commercial rate loans totalling £9.5 million to failed Edinburgh-based supplier Our Power.
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