EAS Publications
EAS Annual Review 2010-2011 [November 2011]
Download the Annual Review by clicking on the cover image to the left.
UK Fuel Poverty Monitor - Fuel Poverty: The State of the Nations 2011 [September 2011]
An annual report that monitors fuel poverty across the UK, highlighting the relentless increase in the scale of fuel poverty across all four nations of the UK despite the efforts of the Westminster Government and the devolved administrations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
To download a copy of the report click on the front cover on the left.
Special Report on Fuel Poverty - Scottish Parliamentary Election 2011 [April 2011]
Ahead of the Scottish Parliamentary Election on 5 May 2011, Energy Action Scotland asked the main political parties to outline how they would tackle fuel poverty. This report sets out their responses.
To download a copy of the report click on the front cover to the left.
A Manifesto for Eradicating Fuel Poverty in Scotland by 2016: Key Action Points for the Scottish Government from Energy Action Scotland [November 2010]
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Green Deal and Energy Company Obligation Seminar - Summary Report [March 2011]
Given the increasing numbers of Scottish households in fuel poverty, it is clearly critical that these new programmes are designed, from the start, in ways which take account of Scottish circumstances. To help achieve this, Energy Action Scotland and Consumer Focus Scotland organised a seminar with two aims: to inform stakeholders of developments to date regarding the Green Deal and ECO; and to provide a platform for discussion and an opportunity to highlight Scottish concerns to officials from the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) who are working to develop both programmes.
A Summary Report from the seminar is available to download by clicking on the cover image above left. The full report is available to EAS members in the Members Area and to others on request.
EAS Annual Review 2009-2010 [November 2010]
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UK Election Special Report on Fuel Poverty [May 2010]
With around 1 in 3 households struggling to afford to heat their homes to an adequate level, EAS was keen to know the policies of the main political parties on this issue in relation to reserved matters and to Scotland.
The parties were invited to respond to a questionnaire in the run-up to the UK General Election 2010. All the responses received are published in this report. Download by clicking on the Report front cover to the left.
The Future without Fuel Poverty [May 2010]
Key Recommendations for the UK Government from Energy Action Scotland.
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UK Fuel Poverty Monitor 2010 [February 2010]
Fuel Poverty Progress? The UK Perspective
A Report by Energy Action Scotland and NEA reviewing four energy efficiency programmes in Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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The Cost of Affordable Warmth [January 2009]
Report produced by Energy Action Scotland and NEA examining the relationship between Government and energy supplier investment in programmes to mitigate fuel poverty and the extent to which these fall short of the measures required to meet statutory targets on fuel poverty eradication.
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UK Fuel Poverty Monitor 2008 [May 2008]
The Wrong Direction: How UK Fuel Poverty Policy Lost Its Way
Report by Energy Action Scotland and NEA reveiwing the four energy efficiency programmes in Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
To download this report click on the front cover to the left.
Election Special Report on Fuel Poverty [April 2007]
Ahead of the Scottish Parliamentary Election on 3 May 2007, Energy Action Scotland asked the main political parties to outline how they would tackle fuel poverty. This report sets out their responses.
To download a copy of the report click on the front cover to the left.
Living with a Warm Home and a Carbon Footprint - Manifesto 2007 [March 2007]
In light of the Scottish Parliamentary Election on 3 May 2007, this document set out the main actions EAS believed were needed for tackling fuel poverty, with a particular focus on devolved issues.
To download this document click on the front cover to the left.
Energising Fuel Direct [June 2006]
Report by Energy Action Scotland and NEA urging the UK Government to provide more support for vulnerable housholds affected by fuel poverty through wider use of Fuel Direct.
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Best Practice in Fuel Poverty Schemes [February 2006]
Proposals and recommendations for the future of fuel poverty schemes in Scotland.
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Self Disconnection Survey Report [October 2004]
This document is based on research EAS undertook into the use of pre-payment meters and the instances of self disconnection by consumers.
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Also published by EAS:
Energy Review
This journal is published quarterly and provides information on a variety of fuel poverty and energy efficiency issues.
It is available to EAS members and by subscription.








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