Welcome to the Partnership

The Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes is a network of over 560 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').

To find out more, see About the Partnership or take a look at our Annual Review for 2008/9.

Visit the Events Archive section to view reports and presentations of Partnership events.

 

What's New: A review of the delivery tools used to improve hard-to-treat homes The report outlines a detailed raft of recommendations arising from research which centres around the need to mainstream the more expensive measures that are used to treat hard to treat homes.

Warm Homes, Greener Homes: The Government's strategy for Household Energy Management The Government has published its Household Energy Management Strategy Warm Homes, Greener Homes, setting out its plans for meeting its target for a reduction of 29% in carbon emissions from the household sector. The strategy responds to the consultation conducted on Heat and Energy Saving last year.

New Chairman announced for Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes has appointed Professor David Strong as its new Chair.