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Loop in the press
Changing your garden habits can not only cut your energy bills, but lower your impact on the environment too. Putting outdoor lights on a timer could save £63 and swapping to solar-powered water features, ditching the pressure washer and avoiding garden fires are easy ways to make your garden greener.
People on pricey Standard Variable Tariffs could be wasting more than £1bn collectively every year on their energy bills. Don’t part of the 1 in 10 feeling anxious, stressed or unsure about the options available when switching. It takes less than 10 minutes to switch and could save you £££ on your bill.
With millions now working from home, make sure your home is as efficient as possible to avoid unwelcome bill increases. There are simple steps you can take to cut your energy bills and even save money! With some homes wasting as much as £450 by leaving standby appliances on at the plug, now’s the time to make some easy changes.
Chances are that you’re spending more time at home. But that doesn’t mean your energy bills need to creep up. Making sure you haven’t overpaid on your direct debit, switching supplier and keeping your usage down are just some of the ways to take back control.
The average household could save £140 on bills, with some saving as much as £450, simply by investigating their Phantom Load. Collectively, homes in the UK could save £4bn! Some of the biggest energy wasters to look out for include extra fridges, outdoor security lights and set-top boxes.
Read the This is Money article here
Rising energy prices and more environmental awareness mean consumers are increasingly looking for ways to cut their energy usage. Any energy saved equates to both cost savings and a reduced carbon footprint, an ever-increasing priority for many households concerned by the climate emergency.
Hubbub and BT worked together to find out whether smart technology could help households cut their carbon emissions. With the use of technology including Loop, they found that participants on average reduced their carbon emissions by 1.7 tonnes!
“I learned that 10% of my energy bill is from my phantom load, meaning my idle electricity over the year is pretty much a full monthly cost, and until Loop came about I had no idea.” Male, 40-49 years old.
