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Household bills could rise by 50% over next six years, Energy UK warns


Energy UK, the energy industry’s trade body, has warned that household bills could rise by another 50% over the next six years, a news report in the mainstream media has revealed.

That’s because most energy suppliers seem to value supply security more than affordability, which means that they’d rather invest in infrastructure and pass on the costs to their customers.

According to the same source mentioned above, Angela Knight, the chief executive of Energy UK, defended the sector and argued that the UK had the lowest gas price in the European Union and one of the lowest electricity costs. But she said the “old trilemma” of decarbonisation, energy security and affordability meant there was relentless upward pressure on prices.

This proves once more that the only long-term and reliable solution which will help households save energy and money is the implementation of a building energy management system, that will optimize your heating system’s functionality.

The HeatingSave Building Energy Management System will optimize your costs by helping you run your heating more efficiently, while also taking into account a variety of factors, such as internal and external temperatures, flow and return temperatures, occupancy, etc.

HeatingSave works on most types of central heating systems that use natural gas, oil, solid fuel (such as anthracite), electricity or LPG. HeatingSave will also control renewable heating systems, such as air & ground source and wood burners.

If you’d like to get more information regarding HeatingSave’s extensive list of features, as well as the savings it enables (20 to 30%+ on your bills), just get in touch with our dedicated product team, they’ll be more than happy to answer all of your questions and queries.

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