Real impact, measured

For six years, Green Rose has delivered independent energy advice and retrofit support across Lancashire.

We track our outcomes closely, because having real impact for Lancashire householders is top of our priorities.

This means our funders and partners get the evidence they need of what their investment achieves. 

Here’s the latest impact from our services.

01.

Community first

We exist to improve our community across Lancashire. That’s why we’re a Community Interest Company, so that all our services and surplus revenue are focused on helping those that need it.

Households supported

8,018

households have been supported across our services since 2020.

Community connections

20+

community organisations, charities and partners are connected to our work via our community out reach team.

Area supported

Lancashire

all residents are served by at least one of our services.

Charity donations

£4,150

donated to charitable causes in 2025/26, including the Morecambe Food Bank.

02.

Services

Meeting people where they are to provide advice and support is at the heat of what we do. We ensure our services reach across those in fuel poverty and crisis who need our help most, through to able-to-pay households who want to be part of the low carbon transition.

Services run

15

since we started in 2020. We currently have 7 active services ongoing.

Lifetime savings

£3.49m

saved by households from the measures installed and advice given across all our services since 2020.

Energy advisors

15

of our staff are front line advisors offering energy support and advice over the phone and in person.

03.

Low carbon

Our core aim is to support people and the best way to do this is via low carbon energy solutions. The low carbon transition enables equitable access to energy and helps tackle climate change.

Lifetime carbon saved

5,920

tonnes of CO2e saved via our services since 2020.

Technology optimised

154

households have registered their interest in having their home batteries optimised via our SVPP.

These outcomes reflect sustained delivery across multiple funded services, each targeting a different dimension of fuel poverty and home energy efficiency.