How does your home measure up?

Did you know that the average home produces 5.29 tonnes of CO2 a year*? The good news is that it's surprisingly easy to reduce this.

Take a look below to see how taking a few simple energy saving steps can help you to save up to 384 kilos of CO2, which is over a third of the way to saving a tonne!

  • Are you only boiling as much water as you need in your kettle or pan?
    Possible CO2 saving = up to 24 kilos**
  • Have you turned your thermostat down by 1°C?
    Possible CO2 saving = up to 288 kilos**
  • Do you use the 30°C wash cycle?
    Possible CO2 saving = up to 36 kilos**
  • Do you turn appliances off standby?
    Possible CO2 saving = up to 36 kilos**


* Volume of residential CO2 generated by end users = 146.9m tonnes per annum (source: Defra). This is divided by the number of residential properties in UK = 24.834m (source: ONS).

** Source: Energy Saving Trust