At the British Gas Energy Trust, we are committed to aligning our efforts, with national UK Government and Ofgem strategies, to address the multifaceted nature of fuel poverty, and to tackling both immediate financial burdens on individuals and also the structural challenges within the energy market. Our ongoing work focuses on:
Direct Financial Support: Through grants and energy debt relief, we provide immediate assistance to those in need, complementing the proposed Ofgem initiatives. Energy Efficiency Education: We empower households to reduce consumption and lower bills by promoting practical energy-saving measures. Holistic Money, Debt & Energy Advice: We fund practical personalised support for households in or at risk of fuel poverty, delivered through a network of not-for profit charities and social enterprises. Advocacy for Vulnerable Consumers: Our close engagement... Read moreBritish Gas Energy Trust has launched a new project to help people get practical items to keep them...
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