Welcome to the Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes
The Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes is a network of over 600 organisations from the public, private and voluntary sectors. By working together we aim to reduce the energy consumed by UK households as well as the number of people who are unable to sufficiently heat their homes during winter (known as 'fuel poverty').
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We have recently published our latest Annual Review for 2010-11. It contains details on all our activities throughout the last financial year, including the Green Deal fora and other working groups, as well as on events and projects conducted.
Latest News
Report: Emissions from Heat
The purpose of this summary report by DECC is to provide an overview of what proportion of the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions are directly attributable to heat related activities, and how these activities can be broken down by their source sector and the type of activity.
To read the report click here.
Report: The Full Cost to Households of Renewable Energy Policies
This report by the Policy Exchange finds that renewable energy policies will cost the average household in Britain a total of £400 a year by 2020.
To access the report click here.
Report: Achieving Zero
A new report has been launched from the Environmental Change Institute at Oxford University which outlines its strategy to transform the UK’s built environment. The report covers all energy use in all buildings – homes and businesses.
To read the press release click here.
To download the report click here.
