17th Feb - NEA Fuel Poverty Awareness Day

We are looking forward to supporting the National Energy Action Fuel Poverty Awareness Day on Friday 17th February to highlight the plight of people still living in fuel poverty.

Fuel poverty is defined as when a households needs to spend more than 10% of their income on fuel. The UK Government estimates that 2.39 million households in England are in fuel poverty.

SDCE's energy advisor Katie Reville will be at the Totnes Caring Bazaar at Totnes Methodist Church on the 17th from 9am-12pm where you can chat to her about how to keep your home warmer and reduce your fuel bills.

What can you do?

• Come along and see Katie and pick up a free thermometer card.
• Follow us and NEA on Twitter to keep up to date on our fuel poverty work.
• Join us for a free energy advice workshop to learn how to help friends and family on Monday 13th Feb in Ivybridge Library, 7-8pm.