As the cost-of-living crisis continues, many Irish households are struggling to pay gas and electricity bills.
, such as turning off standby appliances, while others such as insulating your home or replacing an old boiler need more investment.By following this guide over the summer it could help to reduce energy bills in the long run, meaning people will be able to save money on bills all year round. Gas bills Smart thermostat: When you install a smart thermostat, the technology inside it can quickly determine your household's patterns and adjust temperatures according to when your home is occupied or not occupied. This allows any cooling systems used in the summertime and heating systems used in the winter to only be in effect at the time of need, therefore reducing the cost.
Insulate your home: It is very common that many homes are not adequately insulated, meaning in the winter, you may struggle to keep your home warm. If possible, opt for loft insulation as heat rises, and most of the heat escaping a poorly insulated house will be via the roof. The cost might seem like a lot at the time, but while the summer months are upon us and you may be turning the heating on less, why not get it sorted ahead of the winter and thank yourself in the long run.