Energy

View from the policy frontline: our ACE interview with Joanne Wade

by: Rachael on Jul 25, 2016

Category: Buildings, Carbon, Climate change, Energy

Anyone and everyone who works in the energy efficiency sector has heard of ACE – the Association for the Conservation of Energy. Established in 1981, and now with Dr Joanne Wade at the helm, ACE has provided a loud and consistent voice for and within the sector for 35 years. They are the organisation that Government and stakeholders go to

The House Detox?

by: Rachael on Jul 4, 2016

Category: Behaviour Change, Buildings, Carbon, Climate change, Energy, Housing, Smart, Sustainability

We're delighted to welcome Ellie Horwitch-Smith as our guest blogger this week. Ellie is a Director at Adecoe and is an expert in energy and housing: she's recently been busy helping Birmingham develop their district heating offering and has a keen eye for technical detail. She believes that if you bring the right people together, you can always find a solution - a woman after SE2's heart!

Energy policy: complex but not complicated

by: Liz on May 18, 2016

Category: Energy, Fuel poverty, Housing

Last week, I was fortunate enough to be a speaker at an event hosted by Arup.

To switch or not to switch?

by: Liz on Apr 15, 2016

Category: Energy, Fuel poverty

I recently read this blog from David Dean, Communications Manager at NEF. David was writing with a personal hat on about his experiences considering switching energy supplier.

DECC’s Household Energy Efficiency Statistics: the good, the bad and the whaa...?

by: Liz on Apr 1, 2016

Category: Energy, Housing, Fuel poverty

DECC recently published its energy efficiency statistics for 2015, drawing together data from ECO, Green Deal and the GD HIF to show the numbers and types of measures installed in homes during the year.

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