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What else does the Energy Saving Trust do?

The Energy Saving Trust helps individuals to save energy and money by offering free and impartial advice on energy effeciency in the home. Our main website is packed with useful information, resources and tools.

www.energysavingtrust.org.uk

Useful links and tools

Home Energy Check

The Home Energy Check is a quick and easy way to find out how energy efficient your home is and what measures you can install in your home to save energy and reduce your carbon footprint. If you complete and return the form you will receive a tailored report on ways to save energy in your home. The Home Energy Check is available online here

Home Energy Generation Selector

Have you ever wondered if you could generate your own energy? Our Home Energy Generation tool can help identify which technology might be suitable to generate heat or electricity for your home. Click here to access the tool

Wind Speed Tool

 The Energy Saving Trust has recently completed the most comprehensive field trial of domestic scale wind turbines to date. The aim of the trials was to provide UK home owners with an indication of whether they would be able to generate electricity from the wind at their home. The data from these trials has been used as the basis for the Domestic Wind Speed Prediction tool. Click here to access the tool

Energy Saving Recommended

Our Energy Saving Recommended scheme aims to help individuals distinguish which products are the most energy efficient. Products have to meet a strict criteria, which is determined by an independant panel, before they carry the Energy Saving Recommended Logo. Click here to find out more about the scheme and compare Energy Saving Recommended products

Local Authorities

Local AuthoritiesThe Energy Saving Trust's Practical Help service offers a range of advice, support and services designed specifically for local authorities to help them meet their carbon reduction targets. Find about more about how work with local authorities

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