Action on Energy

We are a Cambridgseshire-wide council partnership supporting residents to maximise home energy efficiency, reduce energy bills and cut carbon emissions.

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Here are some additional energy saving tips for #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay that you can use in your home.

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Small insulation measures such as draught excluders and radiator reflector panels can prevent heat loss from your home and maximise energy use, keeping you warmer and increasing energy efficiency. #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay

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The deadline to apply for Pension Credit is Saturday 21 December. This is a way to top up your income and receive the Winter Fuel Payment. #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay

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This #FuelPovertyAwarenessDay we are raising awareness about the importance of ensuring as many people as possible can to afford to heat their homes to a comfortable and safe temperature.

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These areas have been pre-determined by the central government DESNZ for this funding and if you live in one of these areas, your property is not heated by mains gas, and has an EPC of D or below, you are likely to qualify!

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We now have an easy way for you to check if you live in a specific area which does not need to prove income for the Home Upgrade Grant 2 funding.
Check if you live in a specified postcode area at the beginning of the updated grant funding request form https://t.co/RU7xNvvBnW

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Installing the panels on an unshaded, south-facing roof is likely to provide the best results, and east or west-facing roofs may also work. It is not likely that solar panels will be recommended for a north-facing roof. Read more on our website - https://t.co/Fsqjcs0nC5

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The measure we are looking at now in our key retrofit measures series is the very popular solar panel!
They capture the sun’s energy and convert it into electricity to use in your home. They are very likely to reduce your energy bills and carbon footprint. https://t.co/Fsqjcs0VrD

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These measures can reduce heat loss and your carbon footprint. They can make your home quieter and more comfortable, as well as reduce condensation.

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If you don’t already have energy efficient windows, they could save you money every year on your energy bills.

Read more about energy efficient windows below. You can also learn more about home energy efficiency on our website. https://t.co/wPjKKJyIUJ

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Energy efficient glazing applies to double and triple glazing. You can also make your windows more energy efficient by installing secondary glazing or ensuring you have heavy curtains which will cover your windows.

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Air source heat pumps are one of several measures which may be recommended for your home under the HUG2 funding scheme, providing your home is, or will become, well insulated. Read more about HUG2 funding here - https://t.co/rh46yUwHvD

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The next up for our key retrofit measures series is the Air Source Heat Pump.
They transfer heat from the outside air to water, which heats your home via radiators or underfloor heating. It can also heat water stored in a hot water cylinder.
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It reduces your energy use and carbon emissions. It can also lower your energy bills depending on the design of the heat pump and how you use it. Solar panels can also be used with air source heat pumps to help offset the cost.
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Good news! There has been a change to the Home Upgrade Grant, and more people may now be eligible under income requirements.
To see if you may be eligible, see the new income criteria https://t.co/rh46yUwHvD
To send us an application, fill out this form https://t.co/RU7xNvvBnW

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We have a short article on page 9 of the new spring edition of Cambridge Matters Magazine, covering information on the home energy efficiency support we can provide and the new Grant Funding Form on our website. Read more here - https://t.co/2HCp30DnRx

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We now have a new news article about #EnergySaversWeek and the higher energy price cap (from January-March 2024) on our website. https://t.co/1tzbEaYLg8

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Action on Energy can provide different types of support and advice for Cambridgeshire residents concerned about the cost of their energy bills.
To learn more, have a look at the wider support page on our website. https://t.co/SA3x2PQhPF

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If you would like to apply for grant funding based on the eligibility criteria, please fill out the form here. https://t.co/onJVabXvTm (3/3)

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If you’re concerned about the cost of energy bills this #EnergySaversWeek you may be thinking about how you can make your home more energy efficient. (1/3)

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Action on Energy is offering the HUG 2 funding scheme which can provide home energy efficiency measures and low carbon heating to low-income households in homes that are not heated by gas. For information on eligibility, please visit our website. https://t.co/rh46yUwHvD (2/3)