Energy Efficiency
Energy efficiency means using less energy to perform the same task, reducing waste and lowering energy bills. It's a key part of sustainable living, helping to cut carbon emissions and protect the environment. From LED lighting to modern appliances, energy-efficient products are designed to save power without compromising performance.
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Energy Efficiency Ratings Explained
When the EU introduced its energy efficiency labels in 2012, they seemed like a brilliant idea – stick an A-to-G rating on appliances, and consumers could instantly spot energy-efficient products. But there was a catch that no one quite anticipated: technology moves fast. Really fast.
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10 Smart Ways to Save Energy with Lightwave
With energy prices on the rise, small adjustments around your home can make a significant difference to your monthly bills. Installing a home automation system like Lightwave can help you to take full control of your electrical appliances.
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Effortlessly Control your Lights with an Energy Saving Sensor
Light switch sensors make it possible to have a convenient and energy-efficient lighting solution that automatically turns on the lights when you enter an area, as well as turn them off once you leave.
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Energy Efficiency – When Light & Heat Collide
Electricity prices have tripled in the past 3 years, increasing from 11 pence per kWh in 2020 to 34 pence in 2022. With more prices increases looking likely in April 2023 when the government energy price cap ends, now is a great time to reduce your consumption and become more energy efficient.
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Save Money And Energy With LED Commercial Lighting
Sufficient and effective lighting is essential for any commercial establishment.
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Switching Energy Suppliers? Why You Should Consider Bulb Energy!
Are you tired of seeing your energy bills creep up? Have you noticed a sharp rise in your energy bills in 2021?
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5 Ways To Improve The Energy Efficiency In Your Home
Many homeowners across the country worry about paying energy bills, especially during the winter. A survey conducted by the Home Heat Helpline confirmed that one in three adults has this concern.