Policy and practice should be evidence-based. Our social and technical research advances the existing body of knowledge on fuel poverty, domestic energy issues and assesses the impacts of interventions. Our advocacy work ensures that the needs of people in fuel poverty are recognised and addressed by Government, the industry, and regulatory bodies.

NEA continues to support the agenda to eliminate the UK’s contribution to climate change by 2050 and appreciates that carbon pricing is a significant policy lever to meet this target. However, as the Government is considering the future of carbon pricing as the UK leaves the European we believe that there is an opportunity to ensure that future carbon pricing leads to fairer outcomes for domestic energy consumers and critically supports other cost effective and sustainable way to address these issues.

Fuel Debt Advice in the Community 6281-16

Vulnerability in the Energy Market free online training

Fuel Poverty and Health Free Training Webinars

Training Diary

Introduction to Domestic Smart Meters Supported e-learning

Introduction to Domestic Energy Efficiency supported e-learning

Fuel Poverty and Health supported e-learning