Part of the debate – in the Senedd at 4:34 pm on 6 June 2018.
Clearly, this is an ongoing discussion in terms of what works in Wales. Hopefully I can get on to some of that further in the response as well.
Since 2011, Warm Homes Nest has provided impartial advice and support over 98,000 households. Whilst there is no direct evidence, it's likely that this advice has helped to increase supplier switching, which is low in Wales, to a position where 19 per cent of our residents have recently switched, compared to 18 per cent in England.
Our Green Growth Wales service has built on previous success in the last year. The service has provided technical, commercial and procurement support to the public sector to deliver a range of energy efficiency and renewable energy products. The investment committed in the last financial year alone was over £28 million, demonstrating the benefits of our long-term approach to capacity building. Projects supported include a range of street lighting projects, including a commitment of £1.5 million in a Flintshire project and another £3.3 million—