Case Studies: Carbon reduction

External wall insulation transforms Borders home

Scottish Borders Council

Sheila Charters, a Borders resident, wanted to save money on her heating bills. She usually had her heating system on for around 10 hours per day and couldn’t keep the heat in when it was turned off, making her heating bills more expensive.

Working in partnership to decarbonise heat in South East Scotland

Warmworks, UK Government

 Changeworks has been working in partnership with Warmworks to lead a programme of activity to find suitable applicants

Going the extra mile for Scotland’s warm homes

Scottish Government, Fife Council

Changeworks delivers projects under Ene

Change Works in Burntisland: community space for energy efficiency

From October 2018 to March 2020, Changeworks delivered Change Works in Burntisland, a community-based support service to help local people in Burntisland improve the energy efficiency of their homes and businesses under the

Edinburgh Old Town Energy Project: motivating energy efficiency in historic and listed buildings

From July 2019 to March 2020, Changeworks delivered the Edinburgh Old Town Energy Project, a community-based support service to help Edinburgh Old Town locals improve the energy efficiency of their homes and business

Change Works in Penicuik: a holistic approach to energy efficiency

 Changeworks delivered Change Works in Penicuik from October 2018 to March 2020, a community-based support service to help local people in Penicuik improve the energy efficiency of their homes and businesses under the

Change Works in Peebles: working for an energy efficient Scotland

From 2017 to 2020, Changeworks delivered Change Works in Peebles, a community based support service to help local people in Peebles and wider Tweeddale improve the energy efficiency of their homes and businesses unde

Warming your older home in Burntisland

Mr and Mrs Naumann found that the sash and case windows in their traditional Victorian semi-detached home were letting in a lot of cold air.

Climate Emergency Response Group

The Climate Emergency Response Group (CERG) is a collection of like-minded leaders spanning Scotland’s private, public and third sectors, delivery organisations and membership bodies.

Edinburgh internal wall Insulation project a “positive experience”

Edinburgh Council, Scottish Government, Home Energy Scotland

Mike from Edinburgh was worried about his high energy bills. His flat was very cold unless the heating was on, and in the winter, he was having to use fan heaters as well as his usual electric heaters, which further increased the amount he was...