The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Warm Homes brings together parliamentarians, advocates, industry and health experts to build cross‑party support for ensuring every household can afford to stay warm.

National Energy Action provides the secretariat for the APPG.

For more details contact  lydia.brown@nea.org.uk

On Tuesday, June 16 the Warm Homes APPG and Climate APPG hosted an MP drop-in event in parliament, focusing on the impact that the US and Israel’s military action in Iran has had on consumer energy bills.

The event focused on three key themes: immediate support for vulnerable households; short term policy gaps in existing support schemes, and the importance of building out renewable energy capacity in the long term to protect households from future price shocks.

National Energy Action and Uplift were joined by Citizens’ Advice, Groundwork, Nesta, and E3G to talk MPs through short and long-term policy proposals. MPs were given detailed briefings and a walk-out sheet to support further engagement on the topic.

On Tuesday, March 3, the Warm Homes APPG held its Inaugural General Meeting. An IGM is required in order to establish an APPG; Chairs and Officers are elected, the group’s aim is established, as is the groups initial work plan.

The meeting was attended by Catherine McKinnell MP, Liz Twist MP, Lord Hunt of Kings Heath, Hannah Spencer MP and Richard Quigley MP. Catherine Mckinnell and Pippa Heylings were elected as co-chairs, with Lord Hunt of Kings Heath and Lord Ported elected as officers of the group.

Official minutes for the meeting, as well as attendance, can be found here.