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National Energy Action (NEA)
Action for Warm Homes
About National Energy Action (NEA)
NEA is the leading fuel poverty charity working in England, Northern Ireland and Wales to: • Relieve poverty and preserve and protect health by promoting the efficient use of energy for low-income and other vulnerable households • Advance public education about all aspects of energy conservation and the efficient use of energy • Promote or assist in promoting, vocational training for those employed in the delivery of energy efficiency services. The key beneficiaries of NEA’s work are low-income and other vulnerable households, in particular the elderly, families with young children and those living with a long-term illness in poorly insulated and under-heated properties. Additionally, agencies which support those groups benefit from NEA’s services.
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Signals from National Energy Action (NEA)
5 published signals
Research & Knowledge
National Energy Action (NEA) published a course titled 'Paying for Fuel' that teaches frontline workers about gas and electricity pricing, payment options, and switching providers to help vulnerable households save money.
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Research & Knowledge
National Energy Action (NEA) published a blog post detailing the new Warm Start, Healthy Futures pilot as part of the End Child Fuel Poverty campaign.
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People
National Energy Action (NEA) is recruiting a Project Development Co-ordinator to join the team across the North East and Yorkshire to lead stakeholder engagement, community outreach, and support to low-income and vulnerable households.
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Products & Services
National Energy Action (NEA) introduced a new mascot, Toasty, the red squirrel, who will appear on many of its resources for children.
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Presence & Recognition
National Energy Action (NEA) is hosting free Autumn Fuel Poverty Forums returning to each region across England in September and October.
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