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We can reduce our carbon emissions by improving our homes, choosing low carbon travel options and making small behaviour changes.

When buying a home, there’s a lot to think about – but that should be no excuse for ignoring energy efficiency.

Many people, particularly those who are on their supplier’s standard variable tariffs could be paying too much for their energy – and…

Homes on the private rental market are more likely than any other tenure to be old and inefficient.

Millions of people will turn off their lights at 8pm local time to draw attention to climate change, waste and other environmental…

Find out whether solar water heating (a sustainable alternative to heating systems that rely on fossil fuels) could suit your household needs.

We take a closer look at three renewable technologies – heat pumps, solar water heating and biomass – to help you decide…

Energy Saving Week in Northern Ireland began 20 years ago as a way of addressing the emerging global climate emergency.

Challenge yourself in this quiz to find out whether you’re an energy super saver.

Energy efficient lighting helps lower electricity bills and carbon dioxide emissions, all without reducing the quality of light in our homes.