Charities are being offered up to £25,000 in funding to help vulnerable people and carers understand the benefits of using smart meters during the energy crisis.
The grants, provided by the Smart Energy GB in Communities fund, will be awarded to regional organisations with local networks, that have a trusted voice amongst people who are in fuel poverty, lack basic digital skills and unpaid carers.
The fund is coordinated by the charities National Energy Action and supported by Energy Action Scotland. Applications must be received by noon on Friday, February 10 and funded activities must be completed by year-end on December 6.
