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Funded Energy Redress Projects

Since the Energy Redress Scheme launched Phase One of the scheme in 2018, Energy Saving Trust has awarded over £191 million to fund nearly 755 projects across England, Scotland and Wales. These grants have enabled organisations to deliver projects that help energy consumers in vulnerable situations to save energy and money in their homes and to live warmer, more comfortable lives. Phase Two of the scheme launched in May 2022.

To find out more about the projects we have funded, see the full list, which can be filtered.

You can also find specific case studies of some of the funded projects here.

Full list of projects

This is a complete list of successfully funded Energy Redress Scheme projects since 2018.

Phase 2
Round 4
Charity
The Society for the Reduction of Carbon Ltd
Grant award
£168,683
Project Name
Socialising heat pumps' flexibility benefits

The project will address the energy crisis and empower social housing tenants and landlords to save energy and money. As a result of social housing decarbonisation, large numbers of tenants have access to the benefit of low carbon heat and/or photovoltaics (PVs) and batteries, yet many are unable to fully realise the benefits. The project will support to engage tenants and landlords to efficiency use heat pumps, with research and campaigns.

Phase 2
Round 4
Charity
Caritas Diocese of Salford
Grant award
£228,935
Project Name
Caritas Energy Advice Service

Caritas Salford aims to tackle poverty in very deprived communities across Greater Manchester and Lancashire.  They provide a practical response to those in crisis and suffering hardship through 12 community projects that support over 2,000 vulnerable and socially excluded households a year. They will establish a new Energy Advice Service to support its existing work with, for example, people at risk of homelessness attending our ‘Warm Hub’ day centres; people attending our food bank; families accessing support from its team of social workers and counsellors; adult refugees attending our

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Caritas Salford aims to tackle poverty in very deprived communities across Greater Manchester and Lancashire.  They provide a practical response to those in crisis and suffering hardship through 12 community projects that support over 2,000 vulnerable and socially excluded households a year. They will establish a new Energy Advice Service to support its existing work with, for example, people at risk of homelessness attending our ‘Warm Hub’ day centres; people attending our food bank; families accessing support from its team of social workers and counsellors; adult refugees attending our education services; and people who are D/deaf or have other accessibility (physical, mental, sensory and learning) needs, attending our clubs and support sessions.  This project will increase energy awareness and reduce fuel poverty among some of the hardest-to-reach and most vulnerable energy consumers. 

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Phase 2
Round 4
Charity
North Devon Voluntary Service
Grant award
£184,113
Project Name
Warmer Homes Phase 2

This project will continue the work to support vulnerable and fuel-poor households with practical energy saving advice and measures. The partnership between One Northern Devon Fuel Poverty group as a key stakeholder, and 361 Energy as delivery partner remains at the core of the project. The scope of the project will remain on hospital, NHS teams, home care providers and will extend to home care providers and third sector groups working with minority communities.

Phase 2
Round 4
Charity
Totnes Renewable Energy Society Ltd (TRESOC)
Grant award
£119,512
Project Name
Energy Local Totnes

Energy Local Totnes (ELT) is a club for buying and selling locally-generated renewable electricity at a fair price, saving domestic customer members money off their bills and at the same time helping to reduce their carbon emissions. Households that sign up to ELT will purchase 100% green electricity at a competitive price. For the first year the price for locally generated renewable energy is set at 19.5pkWh, compared to the average bill of 33pkWh. ELT is innovative, as it is the first Energy Local "Plus" club, which can continue to grow by the addition of small-scale generation, balanced by

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Energy Local Totnes (ELT) is a club for buying and selling locally-generated renewable electricity at a fair price, saving domestic customer members money off their bills and at the same time helping to reduce their carbon emissions. Households that sign up to ELT will purchase 100% green electricity at a competitive price. For the first year the price for locally generated renewable energy is set at 19.5pkWh, compared to the average bill of 33pkWh. ELT is innovative, as it is the first Energy Local "Plus" club, which can continue to grow by the addition of small-scale generation, balanced by new customers, supporting and greening the local economy.

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