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Showing posts with label affordable warmth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label affordable warmth. Show all posts
Friday, 9 August 2019
Wednesday, 29 May 2019
Response to Scottish Government’s Consultation on Disability Assistance in Scotland
Full written response from Energy Action Scotland to the Scottish Government’s Consultation on Disability Assistance in Scotland
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
Further Energy Price Rises Hit Electric Heating Users Most
Energy company E.ON has announced (7 March) that it is
increasing its standard electricity prices by an average of 13.8 per cent from
26 April. This increase, along with
similar increases by some other energy companies, will hit households that rely
on electric heating particularly hard.
Tuesday, 28 February 2017
EAS Reaction to New Fuel Poverty Figures by Local Authority in Scotland
With wintry weather still gripping the country, the new
fuel poverty figures for each local authority in Scotland published today (28
Feb) are significant and the charity Energy Action Scotland say they highlight
the scale of the problem which many households face to keep themselves and
their families warm at home.
Monday, 9 May 2016
New report highlights how to address key failings to eradicate fuel poverty across the UK nations
Following
the recent elections in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales two charities have
published a joint report highlighting why progress to eradicate fuel poverty
across the UK has slowed despite statutory commitments and current policies.
The UK Fuel Poverty Monitor, produced annually by NEA and EAS, says huge
variations and changes to relevant national and UK wide affordable warmth
policies has inevitably hindered progress to eradicate fuel poverty and
challenges policy makers to respond to other key recommendations.
Thursday, 12 November 2015
Minister for Housing and Welfare to Open National Conference on Tackling Fuel Poverty and Providing Affordable Warmth for All
Minister
for Housing and Welfare, Margaret Burgess MSP is expected to highlight the
Scottish Government’s action to ensure everyone in Scotland can afford to heat
their homes when she opens a national conference on fuel poverty today (Nov 12)
in Peebles, organised by the national charity Energy Action Scotland.
Monday, 1 June 2015
New fuel poverty report urges policy makers to unlock investment in domestic energy efficiency
National
Energy Action (NEA) and Energy Action Scotland (EAS) are national charities
working to end fuel poverty and the illness caused by cold homes across the UK.
Today they have published a joint report highlighting the need for policy
makers to adequately resource initiatives that make homes warmer and healthier
and in turn encourage economic growth.
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