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Our cold and wet climate can cause problems of dampness inside the home. Read more
How much energy do your most common household appliances consume? Learn more
Your cooker, which uses electricity or gas to produce high temperature heat, is likely to be one of the most energy hungry items in your home.
A smart meter can help you take control of your energy bills. See what you’re spending at a glance – and work out where you could reduce your energy use.
It's a good idea to know your gas and electricity meter readings. You can keep an eye on the energy you're using and make sure your bills are accurate, avoiding unexpected energy costs.
The Priority Services Register is a free support service offered by energy suppliers and network providers.
What you need to know if you are on the following tariffs: Economy 7, Economy 10 or Total Heat Total Control.
Lots of useful information for people living in Scotland about your rights as an energy consumer.
Draught-proofing is one of the cheapest and most effective ways to save energy – and money – in any type of building.
Having good insulation in your home, whether it’s in the loft space, under the floors, as cavity wall or solid wall insulation, will reduce heat loss making your home warmer and cheaper to heat.
Using a household budget can be a very effective way to understand how much money you’ve got coming in, and what you need to spend it on.
Energy efficient bulbs use between 80-90% less energy than traditional bulbs and can last up to 50,000 hours making them a very cost-effective option over their lifetime.
The quickest way to start saving money on energy use is by switching off lights and electrical appliances when they’re not being used.
