Michael Hildrew
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In this guide we'll summarise some of the current grants and funding you may be able to use to install measures to retrofit your home.
In this guide we give an overview of what a heat pump is and a look at the different types of heat pumps you can get.
Heat pumps are being talked about more and more as an alternative to traditional heating systems. You may be considering a heat pump but have been put off by some common myths In this guide, we aim to tackle some of the most common misconceptions we hear about the technology.
Loft insulation is a simple and effective measure to help you do just that. Insulating your loft space will help you reduce heat loss, reduce your bills and lower your carbon footprint.
Around a third of all heat loss in an uninsulated home is through the walls. By insulating your wall cavity you will help you reduce heat loss, reduce your bills and lower your carbon footprint.
At these events you will gain an understanding of how to save energy and heat in your community spaces.
The Warm Home Discount is a rebate of £150 you may be eligible to claim from your energy supplier. It’s a UK Government scheme obligating energy suppliers to provide assistance to customers who may need extra support to heat their homes during the cold winter months.
Thinking about switching? There are a few things you need to know, and some stuff you need to look out for, to make sure you get the deal that is right for you.
If you’ve heard that your energy supplier has ceased trading it’s normal to be worried or concerned. In this guide we’ll talk you through what this means for you and what steps you need to take in the short term.
In this webinar, we will help 3rd sector organisations, small businesses and community groups to understand how to get started on tackling high bills and inefficient buildings.
Our 2025 feedback survey results highlight the vital role that compassionate, person-centred energy advice plays in our community. Read about some of the things we have learned this year.
With energy prices at a record high, understanding how your appliances use energy is a great place to start when looking at saving energy around the home. We've calculated some estimated costs of running the most common household appliances.
Fuel Poverty Awareness Day is 26th November 2025. Find out more about what Cosy Kingdom are doing to support those facing Fuel Poverty in Fife and how you can get involved.
Ofgem has announced a 2% increase in the energy price cap for the period of 1st October 2025 to 31th December 2025. This means the typical annual household bill will be around £1,755 a year, a rise of £35 from the April-June figure of £1,720 a year. Compared to the […]
This blog was written by Jane, a participant in our climate-friendly homes project. Find out how she got support to make her more more energy efficient.
Ofgem has announced a 7% fall in the energy price cap for the period of 1st July 2025 to 30th September 2025. Find out what this means for you.