5 Steps to... tackling fuel poverty

By Alexandra Coxon 18 May 2007

1. Secure funding. The Government is a first port of call. It funds various schemes across the UK - including Warm Front in England - that provide money to households receiving certain types of benefits in order to improve their heating and energy efficiency. The Energy Efficiency Commitment fund, financed by the UK's fuel utility firms, also supports local and nationwide energy efficiency schemes.

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