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06 February 2012
How to Shrink Your Utility Bill
The energy consumption is one of the most important positions in every family budget. We would love to reduce it as much as possible, but we don't wan... more>>
Energy Savings: Washing Machines and Dryers
Whether you want it or not, your washer and dryer operation are the third most important position in your monthly electricity bill, the first two bein... more>>
The Importance Of Being A Domestic Energy Assessor
For the protection of consumers and UK residents, the United Kingdom has instigated a system of certified energy assessor professionals to measure the... more>>
Making Your Home Solar Powered
Many Americans have decided to become more energy independent, and want to play a part in avoiding a very foreseeable energy crisis. They've decided t... more>>
Q. Will I really save money by improving the insulation of my home?
A. By reducing the amount of energy that is required to maintain your home at a comfortable temperature, insulation can substantially cut your heating bills and contribute to all our futures by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. However, you may choose to take some of this benefit by improving the comfort of your home and ensuring it is cosy and warm in Winter.
Q. Is it simple to improve the levels of insulation?
A. Well, certain jobs, such as Cavity Wall Insulation, are covered by detailed technical standards and require specialist equipment operated by trained technicians. Others, such as improving levels of loft insulation, can be carried out by the householder, although it is Important to check manufacturers guidance on the correct handling of products and ensure that adequate safety measures are taken. In either case, the use of an appropriately registered contractor will ensure that the installation is carried out to the highest standards and that the maximum savings will be achieved with the minimum disruption.
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