Below is a list of useful organisations that Warm and Well works closely with, and who, depending on your circumstance, may be able to help you.

In early 2013, Severn Wye Energy Agency became an accredited Green Deal Advice Organisation, and in the first few months following the accreditation oversaw the completion of around 250 Green Deal assessments.

The first edition of Severn Wye’s new quarterly education newsletter is now out. Young Energy News takes a look at all our latest education projects and celebrates the positive work of the young people Severn Wye are involved with.

If you get stuck behind a bus in traffic, hopefully the experience will be made much easier with the sight of the Warm and Well cat relaxing in front of you.

Although the summer may have arrived and the sun is shining, now is the perfect time to start planning ahead for the coming winter, according to energy advisors from the Warm and Well advice line

Achieve is a ground-breaking project run by Severn Wye aimed at lifting people out of unemployment and helping households cut their energy bills at the same time.

Severn Wye are helping local businesses tap into the growing home energy improvement market, by hosting a series events for installers and tradespeople.

Through a series of interactive events which bring about engagement between a wide range of professionals and young people, Your Green Future (YGF) aims to inspire 14 to 19-year-olds with the range of jobs, skills and qualifications available in the green economy.

Biomethane Regions is a three-year project which seeks to promote anaerobic digestion (AD) and biogas, along with the development of a market for the resulting biomethane.

The network is a handy, easy-to-use online database which helps to put individuals, groups and businesses in touch with suitable energy efficiency and renewable energy installers in their area – and offers installers who are seeking to benefit from the Green Deal and ECO the chance of a step ahead.