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At these events you will gain an understanding of how to save energy and heat in your community spaces.
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.
Long-serving Energy Advisor Julian Ridal has retired after ten years working for community-led charity Greener Kirkcaldy, which delivers the Cosy Kingdom energy advice service in West and Central Fife. Since 2016, Julian delivered over 7,500 energy advice sessions to Fife households, largely in the West Fife and Dunfermline area. These […]
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.
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.
The Improvement Service has recently published a social return on investment analysis on the benefits provided by Cosy Kingdom.
Cosy Kingdom is encouraging older people living in Fife who are worried about changes to winter fuel payments to get in touch for free and impartial energy advice.
Nearly 1,000 vulnerable people in Fife will receive in-depth support to cope with rising energy bills thanks to our extended partnership with SGN for Greener Kirkcaldy’s Safe and Warm Fife project.
From 1st July Ofgem has announced a fall in the energy price cap. You can read details about this here.
We’ve trained 321 frontline workers to offer light-touch energy advice over the past year. Our short training course supports people from organisations who work with vulnerable people and communities affected by fuel poverty. We can teach people: How to spot the signs of fuel poverty Offer basic advice on how […]
From 1st April 2024 until 30th June 2024 Ofgem has announced a fall in the energy price cap. You can read details about this here.
From 1st October 2023 till 31st December 2023 Ofgem has announced a fall in the energy price cap, this means the typical annual household bill will be around £1,923 a year.