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Clocks go back on Sunday: 10 ways to keep energy bills down as the nights draw in
🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Economy · 2 d ago
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With the clocks going back on Sunday, October 25, Britain will be welcoming darker and longer evenings for the next few months.
Luckily, energy experts Fusion Electrical have a few top tips on how to keep energy bills down as the clocks go back on Sunday, including a couple of easy and effective changes you can make while doing some common household tasks.
James Harrison, director of Fusion Electrical shares: “The end of BST is always a good indicator it's time to start thinking about proofing your home to not only keep it warm, but given the rise in energy prices, also eliminate any wastage.
Set heating efficiently Another small yet highly impactful change is lowering the thermostat even by just 1°C.
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