Set your hot water tap temperature to 50C.1
Use less energy.
Save more £££.

Save energy for the autumn
Make five simple and free changes this autumn to help save you extra £££s and make your home super energy efficient.
Top Tips

Use the most efficient cooking appliance.

Use a plug when washing up.

Avoid standby and unplug gadgets.

Avoid overfilling the kettle.

By following all our seasonal tips all year round.2


What’s new?
Seasonal energy savings
Whether you’re looking to reduce energy cost during the winter or summer, we’ve updated our High 5 campaign to help you save money come rain or shine. We’ll be changing our tips every season so that you’re making the best energy-saving changes in your home for that time for the year.

More ways to save
Here to help

On the go
Our My Utilita app is packed with features to help you save that little bit extra. Use Smart Score to measure your usage and get personalised energy saving tips to help you increase your score.

In your local area
Pop into one of our high street Energy Hubs for free face-to-face energy saving advice. View our range of affordable energy efficient products to help you make the smart switch.

Watt’s the cost?
Understand your home appliances better with our Power Price List. This world’s first feature allows you to deep dive into the electricity running costs of different items across your home.

Reduce your spend
with Iceland
We’ve partnered with one of Britain’s fastest-growing supermarket chains, Iceland, to help you find the most cost-efficient cooking methods.
1 Safety alert – This relates to combination boilers only and NOT for boilers using hot water tanks. If in doubt, please visit www.hse.gov.uk/healthservices for more detail.
2 All energy usage data is based on Energy Saving Trust Infact Report (September 2019 / June 2021) and Utilita’s Review of the Energy Cost of Cooking (September 2022). All energy costs are based on the Government Energy Price Cap (October 2026). Savings may vary as many factors will be important in determining your actual savings.