Community arts charity improves heating and lighting and saves money on energy bills
Previously, the Centre used a mix of gas heaters and electric heating, which were old and insufficient to heat the rooms adequately. However, following an energy efficiency assessment and with the help of part-funding, they replaced the outdated system with new central heating.
The Rug Shed in Henley switches to LED lighting
The decision to switch to LED lighting was significant, as these lights consume up to 80% less electricity and last much longer compared to fluorescent and halogen lights.
Duns Tew Village Hall makes huge strides in energy efficiency
Because of the age of the building, the hall commissioned an energy assessment to explore ways to reduce energy bills, increase comfort, and cut carbon emissions. The assessment suggested several improvements that could lead to a significant 82% drop in carbon emissions per year.
Dean Court Community Centre installs solar PV and battery to save energy and carbon
Since its opening in 2014 Dean Court Community Centre has been at the heart of the local community. As the “home” of the Dean Court Community Association (DCCA), it hosts a variety of groups every day, providing a vibrant space for gatherings and activities. In 2019, the centre received a free energy efficiency assessment. The…
Community hub installs heating and window improvements for more comfort and lower running costs
The motivation for getting an energy assessment carried out stemmed from the discomfort caused by cold temperatures during events. Despite using plug-in heaters, the space remained chilly. They recognised the need for change to better serve their community.
Oxford restaurant switches to induction cooking range saving energy and money
After receiving and reviewing our Workplace Energy Efficiency Assessment, the riverside restaurant decided to take action and implement several of the recommended measures to improve their energy efficiency.
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We're sharing news about a fantastic opportunity for Oxfordshire organisations. The Voluntary Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Energy Efficiency Scheme, funded by UK government, is providing building energy assessments to organisations with charitable, benevolent, or philanthropic purposes who are running frontline services.