A free energy advice service for homes in Berkshire, Dorset, Hampshire and Isle of Wight, and parts of Oxfordshire, West Sussex and Surrey. Our team of advisors offer free energy advice to help you ...

In July 2019, six months after Bristol became the UK’s first local council to declare a climate emergency, the city’s elected mayor adopted the goal of achieving a carbon neutral city by 2030. This ...

Identifying heating, lighting and insulation improvements that can be made to facilities such as community centres, village halls and other shared spaces. A document to guide you through an energy ...

These are our downloadable fact sheets that you can print out and distribute. They are all PDFs and are around 1 MB. Some of our fact sheets are available in Arabic, Polish, Somali and Easy-Read. We ...

Draughty homes waste energy as warm air can escape through any gaps you have around your doors, windows, floorboards or even letterboxes and keyholes. Blocking these gaps will make your home feel ...

If you understand how your heating controls work, you’ll save energy and money as you’ll be heating your home more efficiently. This page looks at various types of heating control. Your system won’t ...

This page contains a referral form for health sector, social care and local authority officers and other third-party organisations in Bristol, Somerset, Dorset, Bath & North East Somerset (B&NES), ...

Underfloor heating systems can be run using most heating fuels, which means it is an option available to most homes. Unlike central heating with radiators which mostly heat air that then travels round ...

This guidance is the final product of the Low Carbon Bath project, a collaboration between the Bath Preservation Trust and Bristol’s Centre for Sustainable Energy (CSE). The project began with a ...

Local energy advice services are a valuable lifeline for many communities and have many benefits. For example, your community will know where to go with questions about their energy use and how to ...