Together with local communties BHESCo are pioneering a better way to meet the cost of our energy needs now and for years to come
Investing in our energy projects will deliver attractive financial returns for you and significant benefits for the community and the environment
BHESCo are developing plans to take the entire rural village of Firle off of oil heating and on to a renewable energy heat network
Brighton & Hove produces hundreds of tonnes of food waste every day. Why not use it to create clean biogas for local properties?
Take a step toward energy independence by generating your own clean, renewable energy
Improve comfort and reduce costs by making energy efficiency improvements to your property
Our trusted energy advisors will help you find the right tariff to meet your needs
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BHESCo have partnered with Coop Energy to encourage customers to switch to 100% clean electricity. For every customer who switches to Coop Energy a donation is made to BHESCo’s fuel poverty fund so that we can help those who struggle with the energy bills in Brighton and Hove.
If you’ve worked with BHESCo to cut the cost of your energy use then we’d love you to leave a review. Whether we helped you install renewable energy or energy saving equipment, conducted an energy survey, or switched you to a cheaper tariff, we value all of our customers equally and would be delighted to hear your thoughts.
"BHESCo improves the quality of life for local families by reducing their energy use and fuel bills"
"Our relationship with BHESCo helps lower our emissions and improve the atmosphere of our office buildings"
"I love this vision and would encourage everyone in Brighton & Hove to buy shares in BHESCo"
A Runaway Success Story The feed in tariff was first introduced in April 2010 as a financial incentive to encourage property owners across the UK to install renewable energy technology on their homes and businesses. Read more…
This week is Student Volunteering Week, so we asked our volunteer George Stone to explain why he chose to work with BHESCo. George is a second year politics student at the University of Brighton, and Read more…
Identifying Fuel Poverty Fuel Poverty Awareness Day is coming up, on the 15th February 2019. And as the wintery weather continues, it is important that we discuss the crisis of fuel poverty in the UK Read more…
