Consider Renewable
There are now more renewable options than ever before and they are becoming increasingly popular as people look for sustainable and efficient ways to heat their homes.
It’s also important to note that it is actually about to become a requirement for new builds after 2025. The Future Homes Standard, explained by the UK government here, states that all newly built homes from 2025 will require future-proofing with low carbon heating and high levels of energy efficiency.
Whether or not your home is due to be built after 2025, low-carbon heating, such as Air-Source and Ground-Source heat pump systems are worth considering. There are also heat pump grants available, such as the government’s BUS scheme which gives up-front payments to subsidise the initial cost.
Reuse your Heat
Another great way to save on your energy bills is to rescue the warm air leaving your home and use it to warm fresh air coming in. Insulation can be so effective in new builds that it is almost too good, trapping stale air inside and reducing air quality.