The "Agreements on energy education and consultation for energy consumers" requires energy suppliers to establish an agreement with the national government.

The Better Energy Communities programme assists energy efficiency community projects through capital funding, partnerships, and technical support.

The Better Energy Homes Scheme provides grants to homeowners to improve energy efficiency in their homes.

A household facing an energy debt can apply for exceptional financial support from the local social service. The financial assistance is implemented by the Centre communal d'action social (CCAS).

The national proramme Clean Air Programme provides financing to improve heating systems in households.

This measure implemented by the Scottish Government funds community carbon-reduction projects, many of which address energy efficiency and energy poverty.

The Code of Practice for Energy Suppliers, implemented by the Commission for Regulation of Utilities, strengthens the rights of electricty and gas customers. Several rules on disconnecting customers' energy supply are included.

The programme provides financial assistance to certain households to cover their energy bills during cold weather in the winter period.

The process known as the Debt Assignment Protocol (DAP) implemented by Ofgem, is designed to help prepayment customers who are in debt to switch suppliers.