In the Home
Below are our 8 articles in the 'in the home' category:
Britain is the worst energy waster in Europe, but straightforward measures can cut out waste, save money and reduce emissions of greenhouses gases that contribute to global warming.
One of the ...
Both double glazing and secondary glazing can save energy by reducing the amount of heat lost through windows. The more effective is double glazing, which works by trapping air between two panes of ...
Electricity can be one of the greenest power sources, because it can be generated from the natural energy of wind, sun or running water. Unfortunately, the vast majority of Britain's electricity ...
Offset to Make Gas Green
It’s not easy being green when it comes to the home’s gas supply. With other types of power production - like electricity - suppliers can use renewable sources of energy ...
Time to See the Light
How many people does it take to change an energy saving light bulb? Well, one person can do the job and in the process will save money and help save the planet. It is by far ...
When it comes to buying a new appliance for the kitchen, it can be false economy to choose the cheapest. As well as the purchase price, the running cost of the product has to be taken into ...
Most of the energy used in the home is to heat it. In the UK, an average of around 60 per cent of energy is spent on space heating, but in homes with radiators simple steps can be taken to cut bills ...
At times it’s not easy being green, but on occasion it’s as simple as falling off a log from a sustainable forest. For example, take a straightforward task such as turning down a thermostat. ...
