The NEA strategy sets out our three priorities for the next five years. Five years that must be the start of a decade of dramatic action and delivery.

Our Budget and CSR submissions recommend ways to support struggling households to keep warm this winter at a time when energy prices are increasing, incomes are reducing, and there are other financial pressures on households like rising inflation. It also recommends longer term actions to end fuel poverty through increased spending on energy efficiency and making the uplift to Universal Credit permanent.

NEA is pleased to respond to this open consultation on a new Strategic Policy Statement for Ofwat, providing our thoughts and suggested amendments on each of the following proposed priorities.

A blog by Peter Smith, Director of Policy and Advocacy at National Energy Action

Blog by Adam Scorer, Chief Executive

NEA welcomes the extension and expansion of the ECO scheme until at least April 2026 and fully supports the consultation’s continued, critical focus on low-income and vulnerable households and greater support for deeper retrofits for the least energy efficient homes.

NEA’s Response to the BEIS Consultation on the Warm Home Discount Scheme 2022-26.

Today the GB energy regulator, Ofgem, has announced the biggest ever increase to the energy price cap.

We have created new online education resources to help primary school children become home energy experts. The challenges are adapted from some of our most popular education materials and introduces children to concepts such as where energy comes from, what we use it for, and how to use it safely and efficiently at home.