Forty nine projects in England supported by the Community Energy Efficiency Fund (CEEF) are expected to exceed their targets by 100% Climate Change Minister Joan Ruddock announced.
The CEEF aims to reach 300,000 of the most vulnerable households with campaigns to ensure everyone, including those able to pay, can enjoy a warmer and more energy efficient home. But successful projects are predicted to reach 600,000 households across England by the time they reach completion over the next three years.
Minister Ruddock said: "Working at a local level delivers help directly to those who really need it. Area-based initiatives understand the needs of their community so they can produce targeted, tailor-made advice that achieves immediate results.
"Making your home more energy efficient will not only ensure you stay warm, but it will slash your energy bills and allow you to do your bit towards helping the environment by reducing your carbon footprint."
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