Energy prices will be changing this October, but the costs will remain high.
As we head into winter and temperatures start to drop, many people will be concerned about the cost of heating their homes.
To help households save money and energy, Energy Saving Trust is sharing tips to reduce heating costs while keeping homes comfortable this winter and beyond.
The experts suggest some zero and low-cost ways to cut winter energy bills and also explain investment options for homeowners looking to make bigger savings in the longer term.
Joanna O’Loan, Knowledge Manager at Energy Saving Trust, said: “Whatever your budget, there are actions you can take that can help you save money on your heating costs this winter.
"Quick, low, and no-cost measures such as blocking up draughts or turning down your thermostat can help you start making savings immediately.
"If you’re able to invest, measures such as improving your home’s insulation will help you make significant financial and carbon emission savings over coming years too.”
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