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There are different organisations and webpages that offer energy and water saving advice:
Information on your energy rights, switching supplier, claiming compensation for energy supply issues, reporting energy scams, understanding your energy bill and energy price caps.
The government have an online tool on which gives you personalised home improvement recommendations to make your home more energy efficient
For each recommendation, you can see: an estimated cost for making the improvement, how much you could save on your bills and next steps if you want to make the improvement
You can also contact their advisers to get recommendations over the phone instead by calling 0800 098 7950 (charges may apply)
Green Doctors are trained energy efficiency experts who offer free, impartial advice and support to help you save energy, reduce your bills, and live in a warmer, more comfortable home.
Offers domestic energy free advice, Triple A home energy efficiency evaluations, EPCs and more to help you enjoy a warm home, lower bills and reduced carbon emissions.
Eligible E.ON Next Customers experiencing financial hardship may be able to receive grants to help clear gas and electricity debt and get their energy account back on track.
May provide replacement energy-efficient appliances, where existing appliances are broken or in poor condition.
OVO can offer tailored payment plans, debt replacement support, emergency credit, and financial assistance for customers who are struggling to pay their energy bills.
Eligible customers may be bale to access financial support, benefits advice, priority services, and energy-saving measures such as home efficiency kits and other support to help reduce energy costs. Click here to find out more.
Octopus offers financial support for customers struggling with energy costs, including bill credits, standing charge waivers, payment plans, and other assistance through its Octo Assist support fund.
Eligible customers may be able to access free electric blankets, thermal camera loans, energy-saving advice, and other support designed to help reduce energy costs. Click here to find out more.
Utilita offers emergency credit, friendly credit hours, and power up credit loans to help customers stay on supply when they are struggling to top up their energy.
Customers can access financial support options, practical energy advice, government support information, and assistance through Utilita's help centre.
There are different organisations and webpages that offer energy and water saving advice:
Information on your energy rights, switching supplier, claiming compensation for energy supply issues, reporting energy scams, understanding your energy bill and energy price caps.
The government have an online tool on which gives you personalised home improvement recommendations to make your home more energy efficient
For each recommendation, you can see: an estimated cost for making the improvement, how much you could save on your bills and next steps if you want to make the improvement
You can also contact their advisers to get recommendations over the phone instead by calling 0800 098 7950 (charges may apply)
Green Doctors are trained energy efficiency experts who offer free, impartial advice and support to help you save energy, reduce your bills, and live in a warmer, more comfortable home.
Offers domestic energy free advice, Triple A home energy efficiency evaluations, EPCs and more to help you enjoy a warm home, lower bills and reduced carbon emissions.
Eligible E.ON Next Customers experiencing financial hardship may be able to receive grants to help clear gas and electricity debt and get their energy account back on track.
May provide replacement energy-efficient appliances, where existing appliances are broken or in poor condition.
OVO can offer tailored payment plans, debt replacement support, emergency credit, and financial assistance for customers who are struggling to pay their energy bills.
Eligible customers may be bale to access financial support, benefits advice, priority services, and energy-saving measures such as home efficiency kits and other support to help reduce energy costs. Click here to find out more.
Octopus offers financial support for customers struggling with energy costs, including bill credits, standing charge waivers, payment plans, and other assistance through its Octo Assist support fund.
Eligible customers may be able to access free electric blankets, thermal camera loans, energy-saving advice, and other support designed to help reduce energy costs. Click here to find out more.
Utilita offers emergency credit, friendly credit hours, and power up credit loans to help customers stay on supply when they are struggling to top up their energy.
Customers can access financial support options, practical energy advice, government support information, and assistance through Utilita's help centre.
