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Get free energy advice

The Scottish Government helps to fund organisations to give free energy advice. They give advice to:

  • individuals
  • businesses
  • community groups

You can get advice by phone, online or face to face, depending on the organisation you contact.

Advice for individuals

Home Energy Scotland

You can speak to an adviser who can help you:

  • make your home warmer
  • reduce your energy bills
  • reduce your carbon footprint

You can contact them by:

Advice Direct Scotland (ADS)

Advice Direct Scotland run the Energy Advice Scotland service.

They can help if you:

  • have a question about your energy supplier
  • have a question about your energy supplier’s complaints process
  • are having problems with your energy bills

You can contact them by:

Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS)

Citizens Advice Scotland and their network of bureaux provide advice on home energy. They have bureaux across Scotland.

You can:

Your local bureau can give you advice:

  • by phone
  • by email
  • in person

Advice for businesses

Business Energy Scotland

Gives support and grant and loan funding to small and medium-sized businesses.

It helps them save:

  • energy
  • carbon
  • money

You can contact them by:

Advice for community groups

Local Energy Scotland

Delivers the Scottish Government’s Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES).

CARES provides advice and funding for communities to explore and develop:

  • renewable energy generation
  • heat decarbonisation projects

You can also get support for energy efficiency measures.

You can contact them by:

You can find the development officer for your area on the Local Energy Scotland website.

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