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We offer professional energy advice to charities to help them save money and focus on what they do best: run their charity! We are a social enterprise, community interest company (15020545) and not-for-profit and host free energy-saving webinars and connect charities with volunteer energy professionals to help them save money.
United Kingdom
Bryan has been very helpful and knowledgeable in supporting us to look at our energy usage and potential cost saving measures in more detail. Would highly recommend the webinar as a starting point as it was very informative. Really useful support to have as a charity. Thank you Bryan and team!
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