Including the closely related terms heating, and heating.
… to make a positive impact. To reach our target of net-zero emissions from energy by 2030 (a 95% reduction from 2005 levels), we need to reduce energy consumption and increase the energy efficiency in our homes. 176,500 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions are released in the district each year from the energy used in our homes. 70% of these domestic emissions are from heating and hot water We…
… and not an estimate. The new generation of meters allow you to switch energy supplier. Ensure your heating and hot water are working energy efficiently Set the programmer to automatically switch the heating (and hot water if applicable) on and off to suit your lifestyle. For example, set the heating to be off when you are out or in bed. Use the thermostat to set the house temperature and set radiator valves…
… protection. Myth busted: It is not cheaper to leave the heating or hot water on all the time. Reduce the demand you place on the national grid. The national grid is struggling to supply the demand all our electrical devices put on it, particularly at peak times. Switch electrical items off completely and have as few electrical items as possible on at one time. Items that heat water (e.g…
… to reach our homes and before it reaches water courses. Heating water is also energy intensive at home so reduce your hot water use to reduce your emissions and bills. Get water saving tips and devices from Anglian Water’s Love Every Drop campaign- Opens in a new window. Improving health and wellbeing in our communities…
… underway on our countryside, parks and open spaces page. Improve your garden to protect and increase biodiversity Altogether, the UK’s gardens cover more land than its national parks. They are essential carbon stores, help flood prevention, reduce heat, and are havens for humans and wildlife. So leave your lawn a few inches longer, make yours a low carbon garden- Opens in a new window, plant up your…