Communities aren't optional: what Bristol taught the centre for Sustainable energy about delivering the Warm Homes Plan ...

Independent and locally delivered advice is central to building confidence across the retrofit market. We’ve seen this ...

Identifying heating, lighting and insulation improvements that can be made to facilities such as community centres, village halls and other shared spaces. A document to guide you through a ...

Room heaters are usually used as an extra heat source (sometimes called secondary heating), alongside a main heating system. However, in some dwellings, like flats, they could be the main heating ...

While any home can benefit from retrofitting, older homes usually have more problems, and older homes are the focus of this page. Common issues include damp, condensation, draughts and a lack of ...

If you understand how your heating controls work, you’ll save energy and money as you’ll be heating your home more efficiently. This advice applies to gas, oil and LPG central heating systems. For ...

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So if you’re living in a cold or damp house, or your heating system is broken, or you’re struggling to pay your bills, we may be able to make things better.

A pioneering approach to community engagement on local renewable energy projects. Giving communities information, time and space to develop their own local energy vision. Unlock the power of community ...

CSE has developed this spreadsheet to document the latest funding opportunities for charities and community groups. We update it every six months. Check out our page on funding for community energy ...

Retrofit refers to any improvement work on an existing building to improve its energy efficiency, making them easier to heat, able to retain that heat for longer, and replacing fossil fuels with ...

Draughty homes waste energy as warm air can escape through any gaps you have around your doors, windows, floorboards or even letterboxes and keyholes. Blocking these gaps will make your home feel ...