Osborne Energy Limited

Osborne Energy is one of the UK's leading energy efficiency project management providers.

From energy efficiency assessments to the provision of energy grants and loans, we provide energy management and energy efficiency solutions to both the private and public sector. Whether you are a homeowner or tenant  looking to make savings on your energy bills, a landlord who wants to upgrade a property or a Local Authority refurbishing housing stock

At Osborne Energy we believe that every person has the right to live in a well-insulated home without large energy bills.  We are a fully accredited and operational Green Deal Provider, a Green Deal Advice Organisation (GDAO / GDAS) and an ECO Managing Agent under the new Government scheme ECO and the Green Deal initiative.  Our team of energy efficiency project management experts are dedicated to finding the right energy saving solution - with the appropriate funding. 

Our Vision

To become first choice partner for making homes more energy efficient and supporting government carbon reduction targets.

Our Aim

To secure the best available energy finance package for all our customers and clients.

Our Ethos

To deliver quality services on a sustainable basis through trusted partnerships.

What we do

We provide individual residents with information, advice and guidance on energy saving home improvements.  We manage the process of energy efficiency grant/loan funding including:

• ECO grants

• Green Deal Cashback

• Green Deal Finance

• Other energy efficiency grants

Who are our clients ?

We deliver energy efficiency assessments and improvements for individual properties  or for large scale multi-property refurbishments. We help tenants, homeowners, landlords and social housing providers to improve homes and reduce energy costs.

About our team

All of our advisors and installers are Green Deal approved and operate under our umbrella as Green Deal Advice Organisation and Green Deal Provider.  The Green Deal Quality Mark is provided by all members of our supply chain, confirming that we and them meet the Green Deal standards and are authorised to operate under the Green Deal. 

To learn more about our Senior Management team - have a look at their profiles

Ray Osborne - Chairman & Head of National Programmes

Emma Puttick - Operations Director

Simon Evans - ECO Director

Partner with Us

Osborne Energy is continually looking to expand its supply chain with installers and advisors. 

Our History

For two decades, we have delivered grant funding for the reduction of the country’s carbon footprint to more than 600,000 properties in partnership with:

• Local Authorities
• Social Housing Providers
• Utility Companies

We have been at the forefront of reducing fuel poverty by delivering schemes such as

• Carbon Emmissions Reduction Target (CERT)
• Community Energy Saving Programme (CESP)
• Community Interest Programme for Warm Zone
• North London Warmth and Comfort Scheme
• RE:NEW  

 Energy Efficiency

Energy efficiency is no longer a buzz phrase – it is a harsh reality driven by both global and personal factors.

Become more energy efficient to make your money stretch further

Rarely a month goes by without a news bulletin highlighting rising fuel costs and in turn – rising fuel poverty. The reality is that many houses are literally “burning cash” by letting so much heat escape through poor insulation and inefficient heating systems.
Here at Osborne, we can help you make good energy efficiency for the home a reality AND in many cases – we can help you find grants or funding to part or fully cover these costs.

For guidance on what is available – visit the relevant section of our website
Energy efficiency for homeowners
Energy efficiency for tenants
Energy efficiency for private landlords
Energy efficiency for Local Authorities
Energy efficiency for Social Housing
Energy efficiency for business
Become more energy efficient and help our planet
Our natural fuel resources like oil, gas and coal are depleting at an alarming rate. The pressure is therefore on to ensure that what we do have lasts for as long as possible.
As governments and industry look at ways to combat this through legislation and invention – we have a global “moral” obligation to see how we can save energy at an individual level.
Combine this with the pressure to reduce carbon emissions to reduce ‘green house gases’ and slow down the growing ozone layer hole – and you can see energy efficiency has a strong global motivation.