We’ve delivered great results for our clients, funders, partners and householders. Our case studies explain how.
City of Edinburgh Council
We were approached by City of Edinburgh Council to engage with householders to improve recycling rates and reduce the amount of domestic waste to landfill. We developed a multi-faceted approach which includes:
Just before Christmas, Mr and Mrs M’s 20-year-old back boiler developed a leak and broke down. Replacing the boiler was simply not an option for the couple who were surviving on minimum income and not eligible for a government grant.
The Waste (Scotland) Regulations 2012 challenge every business in Scotland to change their approach to waste and treat it as a resource.
We were advising clients in a new-build development, referred to us by their housing association, about how to make the most of their electric heating systems when it became clear that there were b
People of all ages volunteer with us, in roles which reflect their skills, interests and the time they can commit to helping out.
Mrs Duncan is a busy mother with two young children at home. Her husband is currently unable to work so they are living on a low income....
Kelly* has Multiple Sclerosis, lives with her two children and receives Income Support and Disability Living Allowance.
The Scottish Borders Council is tasked with delivering key services to a population spread across an extensive area. Each year the Council delivers a project to help householders improve the warmth of their homes, reduce their energy bills and...
eaga Charitable Trust
Solar PV systems started to become popular in 2010 due to the introduction of the Feed-in Tariff scheme, which provides payments to households generating electricity using solar photovoltaic (PV) sys
Energy Saving Trust
Badenoch and Strathspey Community Transport Company (BSCTC) provides accessible transport for people in the rural Highlands, where buses are scarce. With over 1,300 clients on its database, it is one of the most successful services of its kind in...
