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Energy saving at home
How sustainable is your use of energy at home? Let us know which of these simple and cost free energy saving measures you currently do at home and see what contribution you make to progress in the UK. Questionnaire developed in collaboration with the ACE. get more information
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Try to cook several things in the oven at once.
Use the microwave rather than the cooker.
Only put the amount of water needed in the kettle.
Adjust the fridge so it is not too cold.
Do not leave the fridge door open for longer than necessary.
Let food go cold before putting it in the fridge.
Defrost the fridge or freezer regularly.
Wash clothes at a lower temperature.
Wait for a full load before using the washing machine.
Dry clothes outside if possible.
Do not leave appliances on standby.
Turned any heating thermostats down a notch or two.
Make more use of the programmer.
Put the heating on only when someone is home.
Control storage heaters more carefully.
Set the hot water thermostat lower.
Reduce the number of hours the water heater is on each day.
Use low energy light bulbs in more lamps.
Turn off lights in empty rooms.
Turn off lights when not needed.
Make more use of natural day light.
Close curtains or blinds at dusk.
Open curtains or blinds early to let the sun in.
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