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Archive for the ‘Energy saving advice’ Category

GLOW-WORM STAR AT ECOBUILD

Monday, March 1st, 2010

Glow-worm will be showcasing its range of renewable and energy efficient heating products at Ecobuild this week (stand 1338), the world’s biggest event for sustainable design, construction and the built environment. The event itself takes place at Earl’s Court in London, 2nd – 4th March, and is expected to top last year’s attendance of 35, 617. Glow-worm will be showcasing their Clearly Hy... (read more)

More money saving advice…

Tuesday, September 30th, 2008

We never tire of money saving advice here at Glow-worm and we’re sure that you don’t either. We’ve written a fair amount here on needanewboiler.com about how to save money. Now our friends at the Energy Saving Trust have come up with some more great advice to help you save even more at home.Follow these tips to help cope with rising energy prices: * Look for cavities – around 33% of t... (read more)

Shopping round for energy

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

As energy prices soar it’s important that we all make savings any way we can. As well as investing in energy saving light bulbs, more insulation and ‘A’ rated appliances, it may be worth comparing the cost of your current gas or electricity supplier to an alternative source. The independent watchdog energywatch provides free and impartial advice to help consumers get the best deal possible,... (read more)

Ways to save energy at home

Monday, September 17th, 2007

We’ve gathered some top tips from all the people at Glow-worm to recommend other ways in which we can save energy at home and try to be a little greener: • Don’t leave appliances on standby • Don’t leave your mobile phone charge plugged in • Fit your doors with draft excluders • Try to turn down your thermostat (even 1 degree will help!) • Get fully lined curtains to fit the window... (read more)