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Link European Fuel Poverty and Energy Efficiency
The EPEE project aimed to facilitate the application of the European directive on the energy performance of buildings by focusing on low-income people, who often live in uncomfortable dwellings and cannot improve them. EPEE project aimed to improve energy efficiency of buildings for people who are victims of fuel poverty.

Link Energy Ambassadors
The Energy Ambassadors campaign aims at tackling energy poverty and in helping families in managing their water, heating and electricity consumptions, through the intervention of social workers that will be trained on these issues.

Link Fuel poverty - Wikipedia

Link Financing energy refurbishment in social housing
In the FRESH project, social housing operators and energy services companies (ESCO) from France, United Kingdom, Italy and Bulgaria propose to open the way and demonstrate that energy performance contract (EPC) can be used in social housing for low energy refurbishment on a large scale.

Link European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy
eceee is a non-profit, membership-based European NGO. The goal of eceee is to stimulate energy efficiency through information exchange and co-operation.

Link European Network for the promotion of the right to decent housing for all
CECODHAS, established in 1988, is the European network for the promotion of the right to decent housing for all.

Link Energy Neighbourhoods
What is a Energy Neighbourhood? This is a group of 5 to 15 households who accepted the challenge to reduce their energy consumption by up to 9% over 4 months.  The group would ideally live in the same neighbourhood or know each other from a club, society or residents group etc.  Each neighbourhood has its own energy master - a householder who will lead the neighbourhood to glory!  The energy master helps people on how to save energy.  The energy master is given a full training and provided with the appropriate tools to aid success.

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The project EC-LINC aims at helping low income households to save energy and water with no cost or low cost measures. Berlin Energy Agency is coordinating this project in cooperation with six partners from five European countries.

To discover more projects aiming to tackle fuel poverty across Europe, please check out the national case studies reviewed within the frame of ACHIEVE activities.