Engaging people in retrofit, Resident engagement, Social value, Support for Warm Homes grant recipients
Fuel poverty to energy empowerment with Severn Wye
Introduction
Claire Brown is joined by Severn Wye’s Allison Cawley and Claire Latham to examine what fuel poverty truly means, why person-centred retrofit matters, and how tailored guidance can transform homes, health and long-term energy resilience. Together they explore what effective retrofit looks like on the ground, from trusted installer networks to person-centred engagement, and highlight why collaborative working between energy services, local authorities and housing providers is essential for delivering safe, warm, and efficient homes.
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Published: 17 June 2026
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