Working to promote ambitious policymaking
We work to influence UK governments to develop a positive and effective policy framework for sustainable energy. This involves directly working with civil servants and collaborating with other stakeholder agencies.
Our policy work is informed by our contact with households, businesses and public administrations, and from our cross-UK and international insight.
The Department for the Economy sought views on proposals to introduce new legislation that will provide greater consumer protections for people connected…
The purpose of this Call for Evidence was to inform the development of a broader evidence base to inform the design of…
This consultation detailed the Scottish Government’s proposals to introduce a new Scottish benefit, Low Income Winter Heating Assistance, to replace the current…
A comprehensive consultation from the Department on Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) on the proposed phase out of fossil fuel heating systems, such as oil, coal and liquid petroleum gas...
The Equality and Social Justice Committee undertook a short inquiry into fuel poverty and the Welsh Government’s Warm Homes Programme ahead of…
This consultation sought views on Ofgem’s proposed administration of the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), formerly known as the Clean Heat Grant. Our…
Energy Saving Trust is a partner in several EU-funded Horizon 2020 projects, which aim to support energy efficiency and renewable energy policies.
ENSMOV aims to support countries across the EU with the implementation of energy efficiency policies.
CA EED exists to support the effective implementation of the Directive on Energy Efficiency in all EU Member States and Norway.
CA RES 3 exists to support the implementation of the Renewable Energy Sources Directive through structured and confidential dialogue.
Today’s news of a further increase to the price cap on energy bills will be very concerning for people across Great Britain.
The report urges the UK Government to update its support package to help the most vulnerable households with soaring energy bills.
The Climate Change Committee (CCC) has today (29 June) published its annual progress report on reducing emissions in the UK.
The UK Government's cost-of-living support package includes a windfall tax on energy companies and £15 billion of extra support for UK households.
Last updated: 5 January 2023
