Cold weather payment: See who gets the benefit in UK

By enabling a cross-wise breeze to enter your home through open windows, you can cool it naturally without using an air conditioner.

Due to the fact that duct air loss consumes close to 30% of the energy used by a cooling system, this might result in significant electricity expenses. Sealing and insulating ducts helps cut electric expenditures.

Changing or cleaning air filters can reduce your cooling system's energy use by 15%.

Swap incandescent lights for CFLs or leds. 50-80% less energy is used by CFLs than incandescent bulbs.

Whether you heat your water with gas or electricity, insulate the cylinder. This easy energy-saving strategy can cut water heating costs by 10%.

Bathroom fans remove heat and humidity from your house, making it more comfortable.

When the freezer gets too icy, the system has to work harder to keep cool air circulating. A freezer that needs defrosting uses more electricity and raises your bills.

Setting a programmable thermostat to a higher setting when you're not at home on warm days can help you save about 10% on your energy costs.

A smart metre helps you monitor how much electricity you're consuming in real-time, so you can minimize it.