Small amounts add up to new energy

What is the 'it all adds up' energy saving campaign?

The £18 million ‘It All Adds Up’ energy saving campaign will raise public awareness of straightforward actions that people can take to cut their bills by bringing down the amount of energy needed to keep their homes warm and stay safe this winter.

Could a £300 energy bill Save you Money?

The End Fuel Poverty Coalition estimates a £300 saving in energy bills could take over half a million households in England out of fuel poverty. The most significant savings from heating will be made during the winter, but adapting water use can lead to savings throughout the year.

How can we save money on energy costs?

While energy costs are down from the horrifying levels we saw during the energy crisis, many are still struggling to pay their bills, especially with the cold weather kicking in. Cutting energy use is a one key way to save.

How can I reduce my energy bills?

Many people are struggling to pay their energy bills and whilst additional support is available from both government and energy suppliers, taking steps to cut down wasted energy will enable people to lower their bills immediately. We’re also pleased that advice on long-term energy efficiency measures is part of the campaign.

How can Energy UK help you reduce your energy bills?

Energy UK welcomes the government’s efforts in helping people to improve their energy efficiency. Many people are struggling to pay their energy bills and whilst additional support is available from both government and energy suppliers, taking steps to cut down wasted energy will enable people to lower their bills immediately.

How do you estimate energy savings?

A tiered approach was used to estimating energy savings. Tier 4: (Where there was no robust published data for the behaviour) Use expert judgement, our own experiments, and CAR’s experience in working on household energy behaviours to formulate an estimate.