Energy Monitors
[Update: From now on, energy monitors will largely be replaced by modern ‘smart meters’. Find information on smart meters here.] What is an energy monitor? Energy monitors do very much what they say on the tin – they are used…
Tap Aerators
Installing a tap aerator helps decrease the volume of water coming out of the tap, therefore helping you to save on water and heating bills.
Water Saving Shower Heads
Water saving showerheads are a very simple solution to install that help you use less water, by restricting the volume of water that leaves the showerhead.
Water-Saving Behavioural Changes
By changing the way you use water, you can significantly lower your water usage which will help you save money on your energy bills.
Water Bills in the UK
Everything you need to know about how water bills are costed and charged to customers.
Water as a Finite Resource
Water on our planet is abundant, unfortunately the amount of fresh water available to us is only about 1% of this.
Rainwater Harvesting
Rainwater harvesting is the term used to describe catching rainwater. Normally water butts are used to store the water, which can then be used in the garden
Greywater Recycling
Greywater refers to waste bath, sink and washing water. This can be recycled, resulting in savings nearing 70L of potable water per person per day.
Water Saving Toilets
Toilet usage accounts for 1/3 of home water use so installing a water saving toilets is a fantastic way to minimise water usage and help save on water bills
Domestic Sewage Treatment
Domestic sewage treatment may be the only viable option if you live off mains sewage, however it can also be used to save large amounts of water.