To mark the Energy Saving Trust’s Energy Saving Week, the Consumer Council for Water has encouraged Britons to take a look at where they may be able to save water and energy.
By doing so, the Council observed that Britons stand to make significant savings around the home .
Around three quarters of a household’s energy use relates to heating and hot water, according to the Council.
However, simple changes could see a reduction in the cost of energy bills.
Dame Yve Buckland, chair of the Consumer Council for Water, commented: “If you’re looking for ways to save money; penny pinching does not have to be painful.
“Taking five minutes to consider these very simple water and energy saving tips could pay off in the long run, and have the added benefit of helping to reduce your carbon footprint.”
The Council represents consumers of water and sewerage services in England and Wales.
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