Scottish Gas - Kirkcaldy RFC Community Roadshow
Scottish Gas will be hosting a Community Roadshow at Kirkcaldy Rugby Football Club on the 13th of March from 5pm - 9pm.
About Scottish Gas - Kirkcaldy RFC Community Roadshow
As part of our partnership with the SRU (Scottish Ruby Union). The purpose of this event is to provide valuable information and resources to help our community members reduce their carbon footprint and lower their energy bills.
The roadshow will feature a range of activities and presentations, including:
Expert advice on energy-saving measures
Demonstrations of the latest energy-efficient technologies, Hive Eco-Tech, Air source Heat pumps, Solar panels and battery storage and much more.
Information on funding opportunities from Home Energy Scotland
Opportunities to discuss individual energy concerns with our team
This event is open to everyone.
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