With just days to go until the inflated energy price cap kicks in, to the sum of 10 percent more as confirmed by Ofgem, there's pressure on households to improve energy efficiency
With the energy price cap set to rise by 10 per cent as confirmed by Ofgem, households are under pressure to enhance their energy efficiency before the new cap of £1,717 per year for a typical gas and electric, direct debit account comes into effect on October 1. The Energy Saving Trust has offered straightforward advice to ensure every penny is well-spent when using heating this winter.
The Trust also recommended investing in heating controls, noting that many homes already have a programmer, room thermostat, and thermostatic radiator valves . "If your home doesn't have these, installing them could save you about £95 annually on your energy bills. If you already have a programmer and thermostat, adding TRVs could save you £30 annually."
The Energy Saving Trust has advised householders to rethink their heating controls for better energy efficiency, stating: "Consider new controls if you don't have a programmer, room thermostat, or TRVs. Modern thermostats have more accurate sensors and many smart controls offer additional energy saving features.", reports the Express.
According to WHO guidelines, the optimal temperature range lies between 18C and 21C. Additionally, the proper placement of thermostats is crucial for accurate readings.
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