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Small initiatives you can undertake to reduce your energy output and help reduce costs:
Smart Thermostat
Smart Thermostat
Install smart thermostats and heating controls: Save up to £30/year with remote temperature adjustments via smartphone for better energy management.
Efficient Appliances
Efficient Appliances
Upgrade to energy-efficient appliances: Choose appliances with higher energy ratings (A is best) to lower electricity usage; for instance, switching from a C-rated to A-rated washing machine reduces energy by 25%.
Switch to Double Glazing
Switch to Double Glazing
Switch to double glazing to make your home more energy-efficient and comfortable. By installing double-glazed windows, you can reduce your energy bills by up to £145 per year, as they help retain heat and lower the need for constant heating.
Underfloor Heating
Underfloor Heating
Underfloor heating is an efficient, eco-friendly way to heat your home, offering consistent warmth, lower energy costs, and more space by removing bulky radiators.
LED Bulbs
LED Bulbs
LED Bulb Replacement: Swapping traditional incandescent bulbs with LED bulbs can significantly reduce electricity usage, as they consume up to 80% less energy and last longer.
Low Flow Showerhead
Low Flow Showerhead
Low-flow Showerheads: Installing low-flow showerheads reduces water consumption without sacrificing performance, lowering both water and energy bills due to reduced heating demands.
Heat Water Pump
Heat Water Pump
Heat Pump Water Heaters: Replacing a conventional water heater with a heat pump water heater can reduce energy consumption by up to 60%, making it a great long-term investment for cutting down on heating costs.
Click the link below for everyday tips to help your energy bill
Click the link below for everyday tips to help your energy bill
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