The End Fuel Poverty Coalition campaigns to influence government and other bodies to take action to end fuel poverty and thereby improve people’s health and quality of life as well as seeking to reduce the cost of living, create jobs and negate carbon emissions in the process.
The End Fuel Poverty Coalition is a broad coalition of more than 100 anti-poverty, health, housing and environmental campaigners, charities, local authorities, trade unions and consumer organisations. It is also supported by academics, social enterprises and those working on the front line of fighting fuel poverty.
Organisations wishing to join the Coalition can find out more online and the public can sign up to our email list here (opens new window).
Our members
Members of the Coalition include: Act on Energy, Action with Communities in Rural England (ACRE), Age UK, Anti-Austerity Action Group, Association of Local Energy Officers, Association for Decentralised Energy, Asthma + Lung UK, Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council, Beat the Cold, Bruton Town Council, Camden Federation of Private Tenants, Carers Trust, Child Poverty Action Group, Church Poverty Action, Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, Chartered Institute of Housing, Community Action Northumberland, Centre for Sustainable Energy, Climate Action Network West Midlands, Cyngor Gwynedd, Debt Justice, Disability Poverty Campaign Group, Disability Rights UK, E3G, East Durham Trust, EBICO, Energise East Sussex, Energise Sussex Coast, Energy Advice Helpline, Energy Cities, Epilepsy Action, Exeter Community Energy (ECOE), Fair Energy Campaign, Fair By Design, Fairer Housing, Fuel Poverty Action, Fuel Poverty Research Network, Generation Rent, Groundwork, Hackney Foodbank, Heat Trust, the HEET project, Independent Age, Independent Food Aid Network, Inner City Life, Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Lambeth Pensioners Action Group, Living Rent, London Borough of Camden, London Borough of Lewisham, Marches Energy Agency, Marie Curie, Mayor of London, Mencap, MECC Trust, MND Association, Moorland Climate Action, National Pensioners Convention, Students Organising for Sustainability, National Children’s Bureau, National Energy Action, New Economics Foundation, National Federation of Women’s Institutes, Northern Health Services Alliance, Oxford City Council, Positive Money Tower Hamlets, Plymouth Energy Community, Redcar & Cleveland Council, Repowering London, Retrofit Bruton, Rossendale Valley Energy, Ryecroft Community Hub, Save the Children, Sense, Severn Wye, Scope, Social Workers Union, South Dartmoor Community Energy, South East London Community Energy (SELCE), Southwark Group of Tenants Organisations, South West London Law Centres, Tamar Community Energy, Thinking Works, Uplift, UNISON, Warm & Well in Merton, Winter Warmth Network, Young Lives vs Cancer, Village Larder (Cumbria), 361 Energy.
The Coalition is also part of the End Child Poverty Coalition and the Renters Reform Coalition. We work closely with Energy Action Scotland, NEA Wales and the Fuel Poverty NI coalition. The coordination for the End Fuel Poverty Coalition is provided by social enterprise Campaign Collective.
Academics involved in the Coalition include those from the Universities of Bangor, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Exeter, Leeds, Leicester, Oxford, Strathclyde, Sussex, Worcester and York.