Touch screen monitor shows where most money is spent on energy in the home

An official survey revealed nearly eight out of 10 people in the UK prefer renewable energy. According to the major poll published by the government today (Tuesday), of the 2,107 people asked in December and January just four per cent were opposed to using renewable energy.

Landlords easily save building fuel bills wirelessly via an iPhone

The number of properties owned by landlords that are energy inefficient are going down.

Nearly 50% of thermostat owners never program their devices, new study says

A new whitepaper released by Parks Associates revealed that nearly 50 percent of US households with a broadband Internet connection and a thermostat never actually programmed the device or, in fact, have done so only once, after it was initially installed.

Gas customers can drive down bills by 30 per cent or more via PCs

Parent company Centrica defended huge profit results for British Gas.

PC controlled zones provide better savings than outdated central heating time clocks

Energy enforcer Ofgem has come up with a new set of energy price rules.

Room occupancy sensors automatically turn heating down when nobody at home

A survey published this week by consumer association Which? points out a ‘long squeeze’ on UK households. It highlights that many are unable to save and are unlikely to weather any financial shocks.

Get a better deal on heating costs via smart phone while you are out and about

Ann Robinson from comparison website uSwitch says energy customers need an annual renewal notice to get a better deal.

Energy-efficient home saves £4,000 a year on bills, claims retired engineer

Making one’s home as energy efficient as possible is something everyone should strive to achieve, especially taking into account the fact that prices for gas and electricity are going nowhere but up.

Save even more with underfloor heating and HeatingSave

Underfloor heating solutions are typically considered to be expensive gimmicks, mostly used by people with a serious amount of disposable income available, and they’re clearly not as popular as classical radiators.