Besides the obvious changes, there are also a few small tricks that can bring significant savings:
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Setting the right temperature for your fridge and freezer: there is no need for them to run at very low settings.
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Washing laundry at lower temperatures: a 30-degree cycle uses much less energy than a 60-degree one.
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Using the oven and cooker efficiently: avoid opening the oven door too often, as heat escapes and consumption goes up.
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Using air conditioning sensibly: setting the temperature 2–3 degrees higher in summer or lower in winter can significantly reduce consumption.
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Using eco programmes on your dishwasher or washing machine.
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Reducing your electricity consumption does not necessarily mean making sacrifices or living with restrictions. Rather, it means choosing modern solutions, using your appliances efficiently and adopting more mindful habits. In the long run, these small changes can cut your electricity bill by tens of percent.








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