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Experts share top 5 tips to keep warm and cut energy costs over winter; Energy advice issued as lockdown coincides with plunging temperature By Hector MacKenzie Published: 11:00, 23 January 2021
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AS a three-month campaign to help households in Scotland reduce their energy consumption and fuels bills draws to a close, industry experts have shared their top tips for keeping warm whilst cutting costs over winter.
Big Energy Saving Winter, organised by Citizens Advice, runs up until the end of January and provides information and practical guidance on saving energy, money, and the environment through greater efficiency.
Buy a new home and save money on your bills - here s how A DEVELOPER is encouraging house buyers in Trafford region to look into the benefits of buying new and seeing how much they could save on their energy bills. At a time when families across the UK are keen to ensure that every penny counts, house hunters could save hundreds of pounds a year on energy bills if they choose a new-build home over an equivalent older property. According to a report from the Home Builders Federation (HBF), running costs in new homes are far lower. Thanks to the development of efficient and eco-friendly home building technology, new homeowners can save around 60% each year on heating costs – the most expensive utility. That equates to over £440 pounds worth of savings on heating costs alone each year.