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- Warm Homes: Local Grant - am I eligible? - MoneySavingExpert. com
The Warm Homes: Local Grant offers grants for energy-efficient home improvements, such as insulation, draught-proofing, double glazing, solar panels and heat pumps It's for low income households in England that live in a home with a poor energy performance rating While it's England-only, there are similar schemes in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland It launched on 1 April 2025 and is
- The Best Home Improvements to Lower Energy Use and Save Money
According to the Energy Saving Trust, simple changes in a typical three-bedroom home could save over £300 a year This post highlights practical upgrades for UK homeowners that cut heating costs With a few targeted improvements, you can reduce energy waste, prevent damp, and make your home warmer, healthier and more energy efficient
- The Best Energy-Efficient Home Upgrades for 2025 - ECO4
The best energy-efficient home upgrades depend on property type, budget, and existing insulation levels While larger investments such as heat pumps and solar panels provide the most significant long-term savings, smaller improvements like draught-proofing and LED lighting can also make a noticeable difference
- Retrofitting and improving the energy efficiency of your home
The benefits of upgrading your home to improve its energy efficiency include, but are not limited to: Saving money on energy bills (an increasingly important consideration as more of us spend time working from home) Improved indoor air quality, meaning a healthier home Better comfort and control of heating
- Find ways to save energy in your home - GOV. UK
How to make your home greener and reduce your energy bills: upgrade your boiler, insulate your loft, draught-proof windows and doors, find out about energy grants
- Top Energy-Efficient Home Upgrades to Consider in 2025
Discover the most energy-efficient home upgrades in 2025—from smart heating to solar panels—that cut costs, boost comfort support a more sustainable lifestyle
- How to make your home more energy efficient - HomeOwners Alliance
A more energy efficient home means cheaper bills and a reduction in your carbon footprint From loft insulation to low carbon heating, we look at the most effective options, how much they cost, and the potential downsides Here's how to make your home more energy efficient Angela Kerr Director
- Top 5 home energy efficiency improvements – British Gas
The best home energy efficiency improvements are the ones that can pay for themselves Having an energy efficient home helps to reduce energy bills and keep your home warm
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