Resources

Research, reports, guides, maps, advice sheets, environmental research, company information and case studies from across all areas of our work to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions, fuel poverty and waste.

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Terms & Conditions: Dumfries and Galloway Housing Partnership Battery Project survey prize draw

Other

Terms and Conditions for Dumfries and Galloway Housing Partnership Battery Project survey prize draw closing 5pm on 6 January 2020.

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Edinburgh contractor guide: Installing energy efficiency measures

Fact and Advice sheets

A contractor guide for householders in Edinburgh who are interested in installing energy efficiency measures.

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Scotland’s Energy Efficiency Programme (Energy Efficient Scotland) Stage 2 Transition Pilot – Interim full report

Reports

This is the full report for the original Change Works in Peebles project and funding award (to March 2019). The project piloted a new, integrated and innovative approach to support the ambitions within Energy Efficient Scotland. It provides insight on the progress, challenges, key learnings and recommendations across the domestic, non-domestic, capital works and supply chain programmes. The project continues to support the wider Tweeddale area and is funded to March 2020 under the Energy Efficient Scotland Transition Programme.

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Scotland’s Energy Efficiency Programme Stage 2 Transition Pilot: Interim summary report

Reports

This is the summary report for the original Change Works in Peebles project and funding award (to March 2019). The project piloted a new, integrated and innovative approach to support the ambitions within Energy Efficient Scotland. This report provides an overview of the project activities, impact and key learnings. The project continues to support the wider Tweeddale area and is funded to March 2020 under the Energy Efficient Scotland Transition Programme.

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Make do and mend

Videos and Webinars

Changeworks teamed up with Pilmeny Development Project and the Edinburgh Remakery to bring a 'make do and mend' intergenerational learning session to Leith, as part of our Zero Waste Leith Project. St Mary's Primary pupils and Manderston Court residents shared skills and stories in this hands-on crafting session where they learnt to reuse and repair their stuff by making 'fridge pockets' from old jeans. Video produced by Zero Waste Scotland.

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