Fact sheets and brochures

Being energy efficient in your home is easier than you think.

With some simple actions and everyday habits you can cut your energy waste and make your home more comfortable and healthy to live in - without compromising your lifestyle.

Add in some bigger steps, like insulating and choosing efficient appliances, and you'll see an even bigger difference.

Streamlining your energy use means savings for you and less impact on the environment. Either way you look at it, it's a winner.

Download this action sheet for energy saving tips for your home.

Appliance running costs are not just about what product you buy - how you use them every day also makes a big difference.

Because we use them daily and often keep them for a long time, it really makes sense to choose and use your appliances wisely. You'll reduce your energy use without compromising your lifestyle.

Appliances make up about 40% of the average household's electricity bill, but you can make real savings by powering your appliances more efficiently. It all adds up, which is
great for your pocket and the environment.

Many businesses could shave up to 40% off their lighting costs.

In a typical office building, about a quarter of the energy used goes on lighting. If you lease
office space and pay for ‘tenant energy' only, lighting can make up more than half of your
energy bills. There are a number of ways to reduce the energy used for lighting - and many
of these cost little or nothing.

Download this action sheet for advice on lighting for your business.

New energy rating labels for heat pumps/air conditioners and fridges and freezers are being phased in. It means that for some time, there will be a mix of old and new labels in shops. This fact sheet gives details about the change.