• Look at getting a smart meter installed in your property if you don't have one fitted already. 
• Turn lights off when not in use. Leaving one standard 60W light bulb on all day (12 hours) could cost you 20p per day* that’s £73 per year per light left on.
• Switch to low-energy LED bulb throughout your home. LED bulbs use 90% less electricity than standard bulbs while providing the same level of lighting.   
• Close your curtains at dusk to prevent heat from excaping. 
• Use a cooler wash setting to do your laundry, washing at 30 degrees can save as much as 40% compared to washing at higher temperatures. Use shorter washes when freshening up clothes. 
• Electric showers are one of the biggest energy consumers – try reduce down the time spent in an electric shower when possible.    
• Towel dry hair to reduce instead of using a hairdryer.    
• Try cooking in a microwave instead of an oven. 
• Try batch cooking to make the most of the energy you’re using.    
• Unplug or switch off devices at the wall around the home when not in use - items plugged in (even on standby) still draw electricity, which could rack up if you have a lot of items plugged in.    
• Put draft excluders against draughty doors and windows.   
• Turn taps off so they don't leak.    
• Dry clothes outside when it is not raining. 
• Try reduce down your grocery bill by using apps like 'Too Good to Go'.