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The UK partner of the Come On Labels project has produced new leaflets and posters, informing the consumers, retailers and suppliers on the proper display and usage of energy labels.
An article in the Winter 2012 edition of Carbon Action News on A+++ rating of new appliances. Plus an email update on the project to 800+ CAN members.
The Four Heatons 'Moor' magazine is circulated amongst 8,000 households and community groups near Stockport, England. The magazine worked with Severn Wye to promote the labels and the Come on Labels project.
The Five Valleys Directory has a readership of around 20,000 people through the Stroud District in Gloucestershire. The magazine regularly features articles from Severn Wye and was keen to raise awareness of the new energy labels.
Severn Wye publishes The Review a few times a year and features information on a multitude of projects we work on. In this issue the magazine discusses the Come on Labels project and acts as a call to action for interested stakeholders.
In November 2011, Severn Wye Energy Agency developed a leaflet that explains the new energy label to consumers and householders. The leaflet has received praise from organisations such as Defra and the Energy Saving Trust.
It will be distributed to a variety of sources in order to reach as many households as possible, from retailer shops and events through to housing associations and direct delivery to thousands of homes.
