In the Home

Practical ways to reduce energy consumption and costs through household changes. Articles cover appliances, heating controls, glazing options and everyday money saving tips.

Don't Pay for Overcharging

Unplugging chargers and turning off standby devices can save UK households money while cutting unnecessary energy waste and carbon emissions.

Double Glazing vs Secondary Glazing

Compare double glazing and secondary glazing to see which window upgrade cuts your heating bills and suits your budget.

Eco-Friendly Electricity

Most of Britain's electricity still comes from fossil fuels, but you can switch to a green tariff with any supplier in the country.

Eco-Friendly Gas

Gas suppliers now offer carbon offset programs that let you neutralise emissions from home heating by funding renewable energy projects.

Energy-Saving Light Bulbs

Energy-saving bulbs cost a bit more upfront but pay for themselves in a year and can save up to £60 over their lifetime.

Kitchen Appliances

Newer kitchen appliances cost less to run and use way less energy than older models, plus they're better for the environment.

Questionnaire: Could Your Life Be Greener and Cost Less?

See how small changes like turning off lights and reusing bags could cut your bills while helping the environment.

Save Money with Clothes Swapping Parties

Swap your unwanted clothes with friends and family to refresh your wardrobe for free while helping others do the same.

Saving Money on Your Weekly Shopping

Switch to supermarket own brands and shop locally to cut your grocery bill and waste without spending more.

Thermostatic Radiator Valves

Thermostatic radiator valves let you control the temperature in each room and cut heating bills by preventing overheating.

Turn Down the Thermostat

Lower your heating bills by a degree or two and cut your carbon footprint without sacrificing comfort.