Energy Advice

The Highland Energy Efficiency Advice Centre (HEEAC) is one of a UK-wide network of 52 Energy Efficiency Advice Centres, or EEACs, that offer an extensive range of expertise in energy efficiency and related topics.

Our main role is to help the public become more energy aware, as well as running a comprehensive range of local and national energy efficiency schemes with energy efficiency partners.

On this web site you will find free authoritative and impartial information and advice on how to save energy, reduce your fuel bills and make your home warmer and healthier. Also how your energy consumption affects the environment and what you can do to limit this.

• How energy efficient is your home? Complete the on-line Home Energy Check
• Help in choosing more energy efficient products
• Energy efficiency grants - information on what is available

 You can contact the HEEAC on FREEPHONE 0800 512012

• Free cavity wall and loft insulation

The Highland Energy Partnership is giving qualifying home owners and private renting tenants the opportunity to apply for free cavity wall and loft insulation.

• New energy advice leaflets available

Housing Services and the HEEAC have produced four new Help and Advice leaflets covering topics such as electrical tariffs, paying for fuel and energy saving lighting.

•  Visit the Highland Energy Forum and participate in the discussion!

The Highland Energy Efficiency Advice Centre is a joint initiative by the Energy Saving Trust and Highland Council and is an independent body charged with encouraging energy efficiency in the domestic sector. It offers, free, impartial, authoritative and objective advice on saving energy and does not represent any commercial organisation or pass information to third parties.

"Save your 20%" source: Energy Saving Trust