Big Energy Saving Winter is back for 2020, and this time we have more ways to help you save on your energy bills.
Energy bills are a big worry for many of us this winter and the impact of Covid-19 on energy usage over the coming months is expected to be greater than ever. However, you could save money on your bills simply by checking you’re not paying more than you need to. Take a look at our guide on energy saving quick wins.
In partnership with Citizens Advice, Energy Saving Trust has produced a series of energy saving actions to help you reduce your energy use and to provide you with specialist energy saving advice.
Over the next three months (November – January), we’ll take a closer look at three key themes to help you save energy and money this winter.
If you’re worried about your energy bills this winter, we’re here to help. Follow the quick and easy steps below and you could reduce your bills without having to cut down on the energy you use.
See if you are paying too much for your energy bills or missing out on financial support. The price comparison tool can help you find a better deal.
By switching your tariff or supplier you could save money on your energy bills. You could even help your friends and family save too.
Save money this winter by making your home more energy efficient. Our tips and advice could make all the difference.
Energy Saving Trust has general information on home energy efficiency to help you heat your home more efficiently, reduce heat loss and choose energy efficient appliances.
Energy Saving Trust provides a range of advice and information on energy in your home, low carbon travel and renewable energy.
Citizens Advice provides an energy price comparison tool, which may help you check you are on the best deal or save money by switching energy tariff or supplier. They also provide advice on energy bills and money.
Big Energy Saving Winter is delivered by Citizens Advice, Energy Saving Trust and the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS).
Last updated: 16 September 2021