About UK 8020

UK 8020, pronounced UK eighty twenty, is a Not for Profit Community Interest Company (UK 8020 CIC) and social enterprise.

Community Interest Companies have their own government regulator and are registered at Companies House and are similar to charities. All profits are channelled back into the company to enable its objectives to be achieved.

UK 8020 was set up by its Founder Robert Lee to tackle Climate Change and also end global Fuel Poverty.

The goals of the company are purely humanitarian and are not politically motivated. It is not an activist organisation and believes that change is made by empowering individuals, ordinary people who when given the correct incentives can make a difference. It aims to help the most vulnerable in society by creating awareness and calling upon those more able to help.

Key Objectives Include
• Help ordinary people and the poorest in communities to benefit the most

• Help end fuel poverty for 6 million people in the UK and especially in the poorest communities and around the globe

• To engage communities to understand that tackling climate change with incentives will save money

• Create a new industry through the invention which includes production, installation and maintenance jobs creating thousands of new jobs in the most depressed areas of the UK

• Help to prevent the deaths of 30,000 senior citizens every year identifying communities most at risk

• Create universal awareness in communities of fuel poverty and those most at risk.

• Engage the public in a hands on humanitarian effort

• Empower communities to become passionate and involved in something that effects their very own communities

• Re-build caring communities by engaging community leaders

• Empower the very youngest in communities to help the most vulnerable such as their parents, elderly grandparents or friends

• Catalyst for creating inclusion not exclusion in communities. All creeds, races, genders will be included and asked to take an active role