National Energy
Efficiency and
Savings Plan
consultation
We want to ensure that everybody in Wales can get help and support to enable them to reduce energy use.
The National Energy Efficiency and Savings Plan has three key objectives:
To help reduce Wales’ greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to the reduction of its wider ecological footprint;
To contribute to the reduction of fuel poverty; and
To support economic development by helping businesses become more energy efficient and providing new opportunities for business
The consultation document
Part one proposes immediate, practical actions to help all householders across Wales reduce energy use and outlines approaches to help those most in need cut their fuel bills and maximise their income.
Part two recognises that action by communities can make energy saving or generation more cost effective, raise awareness of climate change, develop local skills and strengthen community cohesion.
Part Three is closely linked to the Green Jobs for Wales consultation. It includes proposals to:
help small businesses save energy;
encourage landlords to improve energy efficiency; and
build skills and knowledge in energy efficiency and small scale renewable energy generation.
Part Four considers how the public sector can provide leadership and momentum.
How to respond
Please send to comments to us by 5 June 2009 to:
E-mail: neespteam@wales.gsi.gov.uk or
National Energy Efficiency and Savings Plan consultation
Climate Change and Water Division
Welsh Assembly Government
Cathays Park
Cardiff CF10 3NQ
We want to ensure that everybody in Wales can get help and support to enable them to reduce energy use.
The National Energy Efficiency and Savings Plan has three key objectives:
To help reduce Wales’ greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to the reduction of its wider ecological footprint;
To contribute to the reduction of fuel poverty; and
To support economic development by helping businesses become more energy efficient and providing new opportunities for business
The consultation document
Part one proposes immediate, practical actions to help all householders across Wales reduce energy use and outlines approaches to help those most in need cut their fuel bills and maximise their income.
Part two recognises that action by communities can make energy saving or generation more cost effective, raise awareness of climate change, develop local skills and strengthen community cohesion.
Part Three is closely linked to the Green Jobs for Wales consultation. It includes proposals to:
help small businesses save energy;
encourage landlords to improve energy efficiency; and
build skills and knowledge in energy efficiency and small scale renewable energy generation.
Part Four considers how the public sector can provide leadership and momentum.
How to respond
Please send to comments to us by 5 June 2009 to:
E-mail: neespteam@wales.gsi.gov.uk or
National Energy Efficiency and Savings Plan consultation
Climate Change and Water Division
Welsh Assembly Government
Cathays Park
Cardiff CF10 3NQ
