Doing laundry, cooking and storing food are everyday activities that have a big impact on the electricity bills we receive at the end of each month. When looking for ways to reduce expenses, it would be worthwhile to check your household appliances and their energy consumption. This is where energy labels come into play.
Wintertime inevitably increases electricity bills. Nevertheless, there are simple ways to reduce energy consumption and thereby save even a little. Dajana Tiitsaar, Head of the Estonian Market for Customer Services at Eesti Energia, shares some tips.
Autumn and winter will once again raise the issue of how to create a more energy-efficient and safe home. Here are six simple tips!
As the number of electrical appliances in our homes, offices and production facilities has increased significantly over the years, this has in turn increased the amount of electricity consumed. Skyrocketing electricity prices have made businesses and homeowners seriously think about reducing their energy costs. How to reduce daily energy consumption and which investments would bring savings for a longer period of time?
A high-quality and skillfully installed air source heat pump requires little maintenance and can last for 10-15 years. However, the device should be inspected from time to time to ensure that it does not become an excessive electricity consumer with reduced heating capacity.
Since we have to think about how to heat our homes for nine months a year in our climate, heat waves often hit Estonians like lightning from a clear sky. Fortunately, it’s never too late to think about cooling your home.
Toomas Kärner is an expert in the world of electricity who has changed his home smarter and greener step-by-step. Among other things, he always wants
The consumption of electricity in households has risen multifold over recent decades, because the number of electrical appliances in our homes has substantially grown. There is at least one STB, router, computer, kettle and many other electrical appliances in almost every home.
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