Publications and Resources

LucidTalk – NEA NI: September 2025 – Northern Ireland (NI) Attitudinal Poll

NEA NI calls for the final Climate Action Plan to integrate efforts to reduce carbon emissions with measures to end fuel poverty.

In our Manifesto for Warmth, we are calling on the next Welsh Government to commit to three key asks.

If you are on a low income, live in the private rented sector or live in an old, cold home (or all three), you now need to prepare for the cold season.

We’ve compiled fact sheets for each of Northern Ireland’s 11 Local Government Districts.

National Energy Action welcomes the intent and structure of the latest Debt Relief Scheme (DRS) proposals. The working paper sets out a more inclusive and well-defined framework than previous iterations, particularly in its recognition of the realities of fuel poverty…

We have four leaflets specifically tailored to Northern Ireland, which provide information and advice on how to keep your home warm and healthy on a budget.

NEA NI believes this draft Anti-Poverty Strategy is not fit for purpose, as it fails to outline the necessary steps to meaningfully address poverty in Northern Ireland.

Discover the impact of our work across the UK in 2024-2025.

Fuel poverty ought to be specifically mentioned in Section 7.6viii as an adverse impact of the Department’s constrained Capital allocation for Housing and Affordable Warmth.

This report focuses on the performance of two Wondrwall installations and compares them with a control property with solar PV and infrared heating panels.

Our response to this consultation is based around three key themes summarised in the document