Turn off
Turn off
- 2004
- DEFRA News Release 25 October 2004 (2) .
New research from the Energy Saving Trust and UK Climate Change Impact Programme shows a clear link between climate change and how people use energy in the home. Millions of people could save money on fuel bills and help cut harmful greenhouse gases by joining a big energy-saving turn off campaign. The campaign is part of Energy Efficiency Week and is supported by DEFRA. For further details on the campaign and how to save energy in the home go to: http://www.est.org.uk/myhome/. http://www.defra.gov.uk/news/issues/2004/energy-04 1025.htm
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
ENERGY-SAVING
FUEL BILLS
HOMEOWNERS
New research from the Energy Saving Trust and UK Climate Change Impact Programme shows a clear link between climate change and how people use energy in the home. Millions of people could save money on fuel bills and help cut harmful greenhouse gases by joining a big energy-saving turn off campaign. The campaign is part of Energy Efficiency Week and is supported by DEFRA. For further details on the campaign and how to save energy in the home go to: http://www.est.org.uk/myhome/. http://www.defra.gov.uk/news/issues/2004/energy-04 1025.htm
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
ENERGY-SAVING
FUEL BILLS
HOMEOWNERS