Fuel Poverty in the East of EnglandLocal Authorities Ranked

All 45 local authorities in the East of England, ranked by households in fuel poverty. Data: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (2024), Open Government Licence v3.0.

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RankLocal AuthorityHouseholds in fuel povertyFuel-poor households
1North Norfolk12.2%6,188
2Norwich12.1%8,195
3Luton12.0%9,953
4King's Lynn and West Norfolk11.5%8,167
5Great Yarmouth11.5%5,389
6Ipswich11.2%6,990
7Southend-on-Sea11.0%9,051
8Tendring10.9%7,687
9Watford10.8%4,491
10Babergh10.7%4,519
11Breckland10.6%6,717
12East Suffolk10.6%12,299
13Cambridge10.5%5,789
14West Suffolk10.3%8,485
15East Cambridgeshire10.1%3,954
16Mid Suffolk10.0%4,653
17South Norfolk9.9%6,400
18Peterborough9.9%8,811
19Fenland9.8%4,536
20Uttlesford9.3%3,611
21Braintree9.3%6,337
22Maldon9.3%2,716
23Bedford9.3%7,303
24North Hertfordshire8.7%5,205
25Broadland8.6%5,240
26Colchester8.6%7,231
27South Cambridgeshire8.5%5,998
28Huntingdonshire8.4%6,800
29Welwyn Hatfield8.4%4,068
30Epping Forest8.3%4,766
31Thurrock8.2%5,727
32Hertsmere8.2%3,665
33Dacorum8.1%5,377
34East Hertfordshire8.0%5,226
35Central Bedfordshire7.9%10,030
36Harlow7.8%3,114
37Brentwood7.7%2,618
38St Albans7.7%4,739
39Castle Point7.6%3,001
40Chelmsford7.5%5,945
41Three Rivers7.5%2,907
42Broxbourne7.3%3,074
43Stevenage7.3%2,799
44Rochford7.1%2,644
45Basildon7.0%5,639