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Stu Bretherton, Fuel Poverty Action talks to Pierre Jones about Fuel Poverty Action's work and the services they provide to those in need and how they champion a fairer deal for people suffering from fuel poverty.

Fuel Poverty Action campaigns to protect people from fuel poverty. Fuel Poverty Action challenge rip-off energy companies and unfair policies that leave people to endure cold homes, they take action for warm, well-insulated homes and clean and affordable energy, under the control of people and communities, not private companies.

Fuel Poverty Action also care passionately about climate change, and want to see the UK’s energy system decarbonised as rapidly as possible with a just transition for communities and workers, they see this as an opportunity to actively reduce economic equality in our society and to help preserve life for our own and future generations. Far from making us poorer, Fuel Poverty Action believes the transition away from fossil fuels will bring us more affordable energy, better housing, cleaner air, and will help keep down the cost of food by helping to stabilise the climate.

Fuel Poverty Action are a group of ordinary people fed up with being robbed by greedy energy companies through spiralling bills, and rip-off prepayment meters. Alongside pensioners groups, disabled campaigners, tenants’ organisations and others on the frontline of fuel poverty, Fuel Poverty Action are using protest and direct action to fight for real solutions to the cold homes crisis, and to ensure the UK meets its climate obligations.

Fuel Poverty Action are doing all they can to support people fighting for warmer homes and lower bills. We want to provide a platform for people to get their stories into the public arena to help build pressure for change – contact us if you would like to join our new Speakers Bureau.

Fuel Poverty Action know that bringing down the bills goes hand in hand with fighting climate change, which is already causing flooding and extreme weather in the UK and across the world.

Fuel Poverty Action seek alternatives to expensive and polluting forms of energy like oil and gas that will bring down the bills for good.

Fuel Poverty Action want warm, insulated homes and cleaner and cheaper renewable energy, generated from the sun, the wind, and the waves.

Fuel Poverty Action believe in people power and we are fighting for an energy system that is run for and by the people.

Fuel Poverty Action think that together, we can win this. Agree? Then get involved with Fuel Poverty Action.