The Scottish Fuel Poverty Advisory Panel - Workplan April 2025 - March 2026

The 2025-2026 workplan sets out our planned activities for the year. This work will include responding to the Scottish Ministers' Periodic Report; building on last year's work on the systemic impact of rural and remote fuel poverty in order to explore solutions to rural and remote fuel poverty, and setting the groundwork for looking at the benefits of a public health approach to fuel poverty in 2026-2027.

SFPAP Workplan 2025-2026.pdf

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Footnotes

[1] Scottish House Condition Survey (2025) Scottish House Condition Survey: 2023 Key Findings – gov.scot.

[2] Ibid.

[3] Ofgem (2025) Ofgem State of the market report

[4] House of Commons Library (2025) Gas and electricity prices during the ‘energy crisis’ and beyond – House of Commons Library

[5] Scottish Fuel Poverty Advisory Panel (2024) Ofgem’s Call for input on the future of price protection – Fuel Poverty Scotland

[6] Ofgem (2025) Energy Price Cap. The Energy price cap is based on typical household energy use for households which use electricity and gas and pay by direct debit.

[7] Scottish House Condition Survey (2025) Scottish House Condition Survey: 2023 Key Findings – gov.scot

[8] House of Commons Library (2023) Constituency casework: Government support for energy bills – House of Commons Library

[9] Cost of Living Payments – mygov.scot

[10] Boosting Fuel Insecurity Fund – gov.scot

[11] House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts (2025) Energy Bills Support

[12] Fraser of Allander Institute (2025) Policy packages to meet Scotland’s child poverty targets | FAI

[13] Fuel Poverty (Targets, Definition Strategy) (Scotland) Act 2019,  Section 6/7

[14] Changeworks (2023) A-Perfect-Storm-Fuel-Poverty-in-Rural-Scotland.pdf

[15] Scottish Government (2025) Scottish House Condition Survey: 2023 Key Findings – gov.scot

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