Zero Carbon

Save energy and reduce CO2 emissions from heating, cooling and powering your home
The size and type of house that you live in allows us to estimate the energy needed to heat and power your home.

What type of home do you live in?





Number of bedrooms

How many people live in your home?

 
Energy efficient light bulbs have improved a lot in recent years. They are now available in a wide variety of fittings, shapes and sizes.

Approximately how many of your light bulbs are energy efficient?

When you buy a household appliance you’ll see the EU energy label which rates products from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient).

Approximately how many of your light household appliances are energy efficient (e.g. washing machines, fridge freezers that have a high energy rating)?

There are a wide range of energy efficiency measures you can take to reduce your energy bills. Insulating your loft and cavity walls is the first step to zero carbon and it’s so straightforward to do.

Which of these home energy efficiency improvements have you taken (or are already place)?