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Green Plug for LED televisionsBuying a new telly can be a daunting process, too many techno terms, meaningless logos and probably too much choice! One thing that is an easy decision if you're looking to keep your bills down, is to go for a LED TV set. The choice and prices have really improved over the past year. They should also last, as LEDs have a longer lifecycle than LCD or plasma TVs, so you won't need to change it for a very long-time! Top tips to save energy with your fridge-freezerNot ready to trade in that old fridge-freezer then follow our simple energy saving tips, to keep them running as efficiently as possible »
Feeling really green?Don't forget our GreenChoices website, where there's a wealth of information on sustainable life choices. From cosmetics to building, it's a great resource for anyone with an interest in Green Living and how our purchasing decisions effect the environment. GreenChoices website is dedicated to providing simple, direct information on green alternatives which make a real, lasting difference. |
It's cold outside, and surprise, surprise our energy bills are going up! How can you offset these price increases?You could consider replacing your old inefficient unreliable washing machine, or old fridge. It certainly could be worth your while! If your fridge or fridge freezer is over 10 years old you could be consuming double as much in electricity, or three times as much if it is 18 years old, compared to an average performing modern fridge. Go for one of sust-it's top performers and you save another 65% on top of that! This applies to your washing machine too; if your models is over 10 years old it could be burning over TWICE as much energy as the latest models. Worth considering especially when you add on the 3% extra VAT in January and the 7% energy hikes that have already happened, energy efficiency makes real sense! Save now and long-term with sust-it.
New energy labels on the wayRevised energy labels will be with us soon (subject to EU approval). Televisions are finally coming under the labelling system, which is good news for consumers and our CO2 emissions. Click here to read more » |
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