Welcome to the Partnership

The Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes is a network of over 500 organisations from the public, private and voluntary sectors. By working together we aim to reduce the energy consumed by UK households as well as the number of people who are unable to sufficiently heat their homes during winter (known as 'fuel poverty').

To find out more, see About the Partnership or take a look at our Annual Review for 2007/08.

Visit the Events Archive section to view reports and presentations of Partnership events.

What's New: UK Renewable Energy Strategy Consultation This BERR consultation seeks views on how to drive up the use of renewable energy in the UK, as part of their overall strategy for tackling climate change, and to meet our share of the EU target to source 20% of the EU's energy from renewable sources by 2020.

Research into tenants' attitudes towards energy efficiency The Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes' Private Rented Sector Group commissioned The Oxford Research Agency to carry out research into tenants' attitudes towards energy efficiency and any current ways in which they attempt to minimise their energy consumption.

Newly formed coalition to tackle existing housing stock The Existing Homes Alliance, a newly formed coalition of housing and environmental organisations, businesses and government agencies, including the Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes, is spearheading concerted action to reduce the environmental impact of the UK's existing housing stock.