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Energy policy research

We represent energy consumers by promoting and protecting the interests of domestic and small non-domestic consumers across Great Britain.

As the statutory consumer body for energy consumers in Great Britain, we commission research, build evidence-based policy positions to embed the needs of energy consumers into decision-making, with specific regard for the needs of vulnerable consumers.

Damp, cold and full of mould

Dydd Mawrth, 21 Chwefror 2023

The private rented sector has widespread problems with damp, mould and cold, driven by the poor energy efficiency of privately rented homes. Our report examines the impact of poor energy efficiency on households in the private rented sector.

Grinding to a halt? Removing the roadblocks to increased energy efficiency and decarbonisation of private housing in Wales

Dydd Mawrth, 13 Rhagfyr 2022

Gas prices have risen to unprecedented levels, making energy bills increasingly unaffordable. With prices predicted to remain high even after the end of the UK Government’s Energy Price Guarantee Scheme, Welsh Government must do all it can with the levers it has available to ensure households are protected against continuing volatility in the gas market.

Insulation Nation: The roadmap to a future of affordable energy bills

Dydd Mercher, 21 Medi 2022

High energy bills are here to stay, and while short-term financial support is essential for getting people through the worst of the crisis, we need a long-term solution to rocketing prices. Insulating our homes can save households money, and reduce our dependence on the global gas wholesale market.

Back from the Brink? How Consumers are still reeling from the energy market meltdown

Dydd Llun, 11 Gorffennaf 2022

Since the beginning of August 2021, 28 energy suppliers have failed, causing turmoil for over 4 million customers. Our research shows that, though the Supplier of Last Resort (SoLR) process worked well for the majority, a significant minority of people continue to face severe disruption. Supplier failure and Special Administration processes need reform.