East Riding of Yorkshire Council has teamed up with Beverley Town Council to launch a new Energy Savers Scheme, which aims to save local residents money through making their homes more energy-efficient.
The new Energy Savers scheme will support local residents affected by recent rises in energy bills, making sure they are in a better position to access any funding schemes and advice on how to make their homes more energy efficient. They can also find out more about what support is available to install renewable energy systems.
Councillor Symon Fraser, the council’s portfolio holder for the environment, housing and planning, is encouraging residents to sign up. He said: “The Energy Savers Scheme will help to ensure that local people in Beverley are informed about what support is available to help them keep their homes warmer and keep their bills lower. Once residents have signed up, they will be sent regular emails from the Council outlining what energy-efficiency opportunities are available.”
Beverley Town Council mayor Councillor Margaret Pinder said: “We are pleased to be able to work together with East Riding of Yorkshire Council to publicise this scheme and I would encourage residents to sign up to receive all the information available about how this may help them meet their energy bills.”
There are three ways to register:
• Complete the online registration form at www.eastriding.gov.uk/energysavers
• Call East Riding of Yorkshire Council on 01482 393939, quoting the ‘Energy Savers’ scheme
• Complete the form attached on the leaflet, available a number of public sites across Beverley, and send it to the free post address given.