More information on all those attending the Home Energy Day can be found here.
Come and meet!
On Site Generation - local Ullapool based renewable installers and energy consultants
Diversity Energy Solutions - based in Aberdeenshire, but offering installations, testing and certification services to deliver energy efficiencies for domestic and commercial buildings.
Asset Integrity Scotland - Trustmark endorsed home insulation specialist based in Aberdeen available to talk about any improvements to your home.
UHI Inverness - delivers cutting edge training, apprenticeships and professional development.
Ullapool High School - the class of S3 have been engaging in a project to build models of sustainable houses, and will be on hand to demonstrate they work they have been doing.
Come and meet!
HECP - Matthew Holmes and Sue Agnew as well as other community Energy Officers
Changeworks - inverness based staff with local information delivering independent services in energy advice, retrofit management and decarbonisation solutions.
Home Energy Scotland - free impartial expert advice and support for households concerned at how to keep their houses warm, or renewable technology.
Warmworks - managing the Scottish Government’s national home energy efficiency scheme Warmer Homes Scotland
ALIenergy - a charity with Advisers to provide energy advice, bills, heating controls and support with fuel debt
The Highland Council - Climate Change & Energy Team - supports the Home Energy Efficiency Programme and the Area Based Scheme providing free or subsidised measures
Highland Energy Community Partnership - Empowering Highland communities to improve their home energy efficiency.
Highland Energy Community Partnership (HECP) aims to empower local communities in the Highland region to embrace energy efficiency and tackle climate change. Co-ordinated by Changeworks and delivered by community partners, this innovative project has been made possible through funding from the National Lottery Community Fund as part of their Climate Action Fund.
Highland Energy Community Partnership
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The HECP is a five year project initiated in winter 2024, bringing together six resilient Highland communities who are determined to collaborate in order to bring down energy costs and cut carbon emissions for local homeowners.
Our aim is not only to work together over five years, but to try to build in legacy solutions that continue after it ends.
To fund the project, we worked with the Scottish organisation - Changeworks - to secure £1.5m of funding from the National Lottery, alongside supporting partners: Home Energy Scotland, University of Highlands and Islands, Highland Council.
Our HECP team in Lochbroom includes Community Energy Officer Matthew Holmes and Project Support Officer Sue Agnew.
Ullapool Launch Event
LUCT launched HECP to our community on 25th April 2025 with an educational event covering:
Home energy performance
Retrofit standards
Energy supply options
With thanks to the Ulluminate science festival team for their help in organising the event and to our Developing Young Worforce work experience student Lael Macdonald for his work in the run up to the event.
West Highland Free Press, 25th April 2025
Get in touch.
If you have a question about the HECP please use this form to contact Sue Agnew, our HECP Project Support Officer.