Currently, a significant portion of our electricity and heat is generated from non-renewable sources such as coal, oil, and gas. However, there’s a growing number of energy providers using renewable alternatives (link to green energy suppliers). Making the switch to one of these providers can significantly reduce your household’s carbon footprint.

Enhancing the energy efficiency of our homes is an effective strategy not only for reducing carbon emissions and combating climate change but also for reducing energy bills and operational expenses. Simple yet effective energy-saving measures may include transitioning to LED light bulbs, installing smart meters, draught-proofing doors and windows, and insulating hot water tanks. On a larger scale, initiatives like cavity wall insulation, loft insulation, solar panel installation, heat source pumps, and double glazing can make substantial impacts.

Select the link below to find out about different local initiatives, energy efficiency tips, and access to resources.

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