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Impact report 2021-22

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Through our mission to address the climate emergency, Energy Saving Trust is continually helping people save energy and money in the face of rising energy prices.

Find out how we worked towards this in 2021-22, through collaboration and using our expertise to deliver a zero carbon society.

As energy prices spike, our work is needed more than ever

The first thing to say when reflecting on where we are today is that the climate emergency – the fundamental driver of…

Energy has never been so important

When we think about the cost of living crisis that many households face today, it’s clear that energy use is both a…

Our stories

Extending our reach, increasing our impact

Influencing policy to drive positive outcomes

Going further and faster to decarbonise heating

Driving infrastructure, supporting businesses

Taking bold steps internally to realise our goals

Quotes and testimonials

Read what some of our partners and customers had to say about Energy Saving Trust.

“Energy Saving Trust’s experience of delivering programmes to support householders brings valuable credibility to our coalition work, allowing us to provide evidence-based responses to policy events such as the energy price cap rise. Through the Electrify Heat campaign, we have also been able to lean on Energy Saving Trust’s expertise to call for a nationwide advice service to support households to install heat pumps and make their homes more energy efficient to help lower energy bills.”
“It’s been a pleasure to work with Energy Saving Trust as co-Secretariat of the Efficiency for Access Coalition over the last three years. Energy Saving Trust delivers Efficiency for Access’ foundational initiative, the Low Energy Inclusive Appliances programme (LEIA), in partnership with CLASP. LEIA has become the world’s premier research and innovation programme for solar-powered appliances and technologies, helping improve access to renewable energy and livelihoods for people living in poverty.”

Who we work with

We work with many partners across a range of areas and sectors to address the climate emergency. Here are a few of our current partners and clients – find out more about our partnerships here.

- Aldersgate Group
- Arbed am Byth
- Association for Decentralised Energy (ADE)
- British Gas
- British Standards Institution
- Carbon Trust
- Citizens Advice
- Climate Change Committee
- Climate Coalition
- Climate Emergency Research Group
- Collaborative Labelling and Appliance Standards Programme (CLASP)
- Community Energy England
- Cool Coalition
- Covenant of Mayors
- CREDS
- Cross Party Group on Fuel Poverty and Energy Efficiency
- Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
- Department for Transport
- Dwr Cymru/Welsh Water
- E3G
- ECOS – Environmental Coalition on Standards
- Efficiency for Access
- Electrify Heat
- Energy Action Scotland
- Energy Efficiency Infrastructure Group
- Energy Research Partnership
- Energy UK
- European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy
- European Energy Network
- Existing Homes Alliance Scotland
- FCDO
- Fuel Poverty Coalition Wales
- Global Logistics Emissions Council
- Good Homes Alliance
- Green Finance Institute
- Heat Pump Association
- IKEA Foundation
- Institute of Welsh Affairs
- International Organisation of Standardisation
- Keep Scotland Beautiful
- Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership
- MCS
- National Energy Action (NEA)
- Nesta
- Northern Ireland Housing Executive
- Octopus Energy
- Ofgem
- Regen SW
- Ricardo
- Road Transport Emissions Advisory Group
- Scottish Active Travel Delivery Partnership
- Scottish Fuel Poverty Partnership Forum
- Scottish Futures Trust
- Scottish Government
- Scottish Power
- Scottish Water
- SMMT
- SNIPEF
- SSEN
- Sustainable Energy Association
- Sustrans
- The Climate Group / EV100 network
- The Decarbonisation of Welsh Homes Implementation Group
- The Pod
- UKGBC
- Utility Regulator
- Warm Wales
- Warmworks
- Welsh Government
- Zemo

You can also read our 2020-21 impact report here.

Last updated: 15 July 2022