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£
206,210,739.99
Energy Redress grant funding committed to approved projects (rounded)
761
Total number of projects provided with grant funding
908,207
Total number of unique households supported
Figures as of December 2025.
The Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme (Energy Redress Scheme) collects voluntary payments from companies that may have breached rules and redistributes the funding as grants to organisations that support vulnerable energy consumers. Energy Saving Trust manages the Energy Redress Scheme on behalf of Ofgem (the energy regulator) and administers distribution of the funds to registered charities in England, Scotland and Wales.
The main priority of the Energy Redress Scheme is to support energy consumers in vulnerable situations. This includes people experiencing fuel poverty, health issues or other circumstances that mean they are disadvantaged when it comes to meeting their energy needs.
The Energy Redress Scheme launched in Spring 2018, two phases and 25 funding rounds have now been completed.
Evaluation reports
This evaluation report examines the impact of the first contract period from 2018 to 2022 (Phase 1) of the Energy Redress Scheme.
This evaluation report examines applications made under Phase 2, which covers activity relating to grants issued after 5 May 2022 until 3 October 2023.
Ofgem Energy Redress Scheme Evaluation Report
This evaluation report examines activity made in both Phase 1 and Phase 2, including outputs and feedback provided by grantees until 30 August 2024.
Impact reports
For more detail, read our past impact reports: