We’ve delivered great results for our clients, funders, partners and householders. Our case studies explain how.
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.
Scottish Borders Council
Sam had recently started renting his own home for the first time. After a few months, there were some issues with the gas and electricity in his home. He received an unresolved bill from one energy supplier and notice of a small debt with another.
Scottish Borders Council
David is retired and lives alone, found his heating bills were increasing and wanted to switch to direct debit. He was shocked to be told he had a debt of £1,000 as it was not shown on the electricity meter.
Scottish Government, Fife Council
Changeworks delivers projects under Ene
Eildon Housing Association, Melville Housing Association, Midlothian Council, National Lottery Community Fund
Mr S is an elderly man living alone in Midlothian on a modest income.
From October 2018 to March 2020, Changeworks delivered Change Works in Argyll, a pilot project to help people in Arrochar and rural West Loch Lomond communities in Argyll and Bute Council improve the energy efficiency of their off-gas homes and...
E.ON, ScottishPower, SSE (to Mar 2019), Citizen’s Advice Bureaux: Inverness Badenoch and Strathspey; Ross and Cromarty
Our Affordable Warmth Services Advisors work with local Citizens’ Advice Bureaux Income Maximisation Officers and Home Energy Scotland Advisors across Inverness, Badenoch, Strathspey, Ross and Cromarty Highland regio
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
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
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.
