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Derry-based Share Energy teams up with EnergyCloud to use surplus wind energy in fight against energy poverty derrynow.com/news/business/… Derry Now

Three things we did this week: - published our newsletter - attended the All-Party Group on the Voluntary and Community Sector at Stormont - spoke at the Homelessness Protection Forum about who we are and what we do

Our latest NEA NI newsletter is out now. If you want to receive news on our activities #FuelPoverty #Training and #EnergyEfficiency, please sign up to our mailing list at rb.gy/vqifb8

On Saturday night, families in Northern Ireland, who are part of the #EnergyCloud programme, were able to receive a free tank of hot water via #EnergyCloud from surplus renewable energy Thank you to the leaders in these organisations for their support of the work of EnergyCloud

One week left to apply. We're recruiting a Project Development Co-ordinator to help deliver projects that can change lives by making energy more affordable for fuel poor households. Find out more and apply here: buff.ly/RHD5NCG

Book now for our Changing Energy Related Behaviour webinar this Wednesday at 9.30am. Some fully funded places for non-commercial organisations available. Contact [email protected] for more information. #Training #Behaviour #Habits

The Fuel Poverty Coalition NI represents organisations in NI which work for warm homes. Membership is free. You can join our mailing list to hear about upcoming events here: qrco.de/FPC-NI #FuelPoverty #WarmHomes

We’ve published our May newsletter where you’ll find an update on our work, including: 🟢 Our participation in a panel discussion during the UK Regulators' Network Conference 2025. 🟢 The work that our Consumer Protection team undertake to deliver positive outcomes for

Ofgem’s energy price cap does not apply to NI. Utility Regulator NI sets the maximum price that a regulated supplier can charge through a tariff review process. It also places a cap on profits for regulated suppliers. For more information, check uregni.gov.uk/price-regulati… #EnergyPriceCap

‼️ Just announced Minister @GordonLyons1 has unveiled the Department's initial 2025-26 Budget allocations. 🎥 Hear directly from the Minister as he outlines how this funding will help build communities, support people and shape places across Northern Ireland. Share your views

"EnergyCloud Northern Ireland are delighted to have Budget Energy, Click Energy, Share Energy & SSE Airtricity, as part of the EnergyCloud network. We welcome their support and commitment to work with us to help use surplus renewable energy to support families in fuel poverty.”

Book now for our Level 2 Award online course: Introduction to Domestic Renewable Low Carbon Technologies on 11 and 12 June 2025 at 9:30am. For further information and course fees please contact: [email protected]. #Training #RenewableEnergy #EnergyEfficiency #NetZero

'The price cap will come down but not to an affordable level for millions of people.' Our Head of Policy Matt Copeland tells Energy Security and Net Zero Committee that some prepayment customers still face bills over £300 during the coldest months and many are still paying back debt from previous winters.

New Money and Mental Health research warns that government’s planned PIP reforms will have a “catastrophic impact” on people’s finances and mental health, and could drive people out of the workplace. It says "A system which was already doing a poor job of understanding how mental health

We are at the Northern Ireland Anti Poverty Network AGM, listening to Ellen Clifford of DPAC Northern Ireland speak about the consultation response to the 'Pathways to Work' Green Paper. Cuts to benefits will affect disabled households' ability to heat their homes #FuelPoverty

At the Northern Ireland Anti Poverty Network AGM Ellen Clifford DPAC outlines how to get involved in opposing disability benefit cuts. The fight back is on in NI including by Northern Ireland Anti Poverty Network lived experience panel who are collecting peoples responses to the cuts on postcards #livedexperience

Yesterday we heard from Matt Copeland from National Energy Action how energy debt is stopping people moving to cleaner, cheaper home heating options - and adding to everyone's energy bills👇 Chair Bill Esterson

It's Northern Ireland Anti Poverty Network AGM and DPAC NI we're were there with Ellen Clifford from DPAC making a presentation on the disability cuts. #WelfareNotWarefare

Three things we did this week: - ran a webinar on Changing Energy Related Behaviour - attended the AGM Northern Ireland Anti Poverty Network - attended the National Energy Action Policy and Advocacy team meeting online

Disabled people's energy bills are often higher than average because of their health needs or they may spend more time at home. Medical equipment such as ventilators, dialysis machines and stair lifts can be incredibly expensive to run. These are vital for health and wellbeing.