Joining the Partnership
Partnership membership is free and open to anyone with a professional interest in energy efficiency or fuel poverty issues.
By joining the Partnership you will receive our regular eNews updates via email and have access to the Partnership's Knowledge Base. You may also request to participate in the various online "communities of practice" which the Partnership has introduced to help coordinate its activities and discusses relevant issues. The Knowledge Base and the communities of practice are powered by the Partnership's "Huddle" online collaboration platform which is a versatile tool for sharing documents, planning projects and meetings, and conducting discussions.
The main communities of practice we have introduced are:
- Building fabric
- Fuel Poverty and Hard-to-Treat Homes
- Social and private rented housing
- Local delivery and communities
- Heating, ventilation and controls
- Electrical products
- Lighting
Access to these communities of practice is granted by the Partnership secretariat in consultation with the lead members of each community of practice. Should you wish to be considered for membership of these communities, please specify this when you submit your registration, provide details of your interest, background, expertise and the added value you would bring to the community. This information will be considered in the decision whether to grant access.
In order to become a member of the Partnership you must be willing to have your contact details made available to other partners via the Partnership's Huddle platform and receive regular e-mails from the Partnership secretariat.
