£9.7 million distributed through Ofgem Energy Redress Scheme to support vulnerable households with energy costs across Great Britain

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The twelfth round of the Ofgem Energy Redress Scheme has distributed £9.7 million in grants to 34 organisations across England, Scotland and Wales to support energy advice, carbon reduction and innovative energy services. The funding is collected through Ofgem's enforcement and compliance activity against energy companies.

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Eligibility

—Organisations must be charities, Community Interest Companies, Co-operative Societies or Community Benefit Societies.
—Grants support energy advice, carbon reduction and innovative energy services, particularly benefiting vulnerable households and fuel-poor communities.

About this grant

This announcement reports on the distribution of £9.7 million in grants across 34 organisations in the twelfth round of the Energy Redress Scheme. Funding supports initiatives delivering energy advice, driving carbon reduction and developing innovative energy-related services to vulnerable households. Examples include Citizens Advice Denbighshire's 'Fuel-Sense' project (£148,810), Grimsby Community Energy's 'Community Solar Project' (£126,440) and FEL Scotland's 'Future Power' project (£94,280). Since 2018, the scheme has distributed over £191 million to support 755 projects. The Energy Saving Trust manages allocation of these payments.

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