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Are you convinced that you are doing everything possible at home to get the maximum savings on your electricity and gas bills? We review the most popular tips, and others that are not so popular, to help you reduce your daily electricity and gas consumption.
This important point has to do with the rates that you have contracted for your home. It never hurts to compare offers and check whether you have the best option, or the one that benefits you the most depending on your habits and lifestyle.
This is something that can change over time, with factors such as having more or fewer people at home or working at home or not. Are you interested in having one single rate or being charged by time slots?
For electricity, Endesa has the One Luz electricity rate, which guarantees that your electricity "will be cheap". It is the best option for a home where electricity is used in a stable way throughout the day:
Kilowatt-hours at a fixed, economical price. If you spend less time at home and prefer to organise your consumption by the hour, there is the Tempo Happy 2Hours rate.
For gas, Endesa's One Gas rate is one of the most competitive on the market, for several reasons: a fixed price, with no lock-in period and with total online management.
In addition, there are rates that offer you the possibility of combining electricity and gas to simplify procedures and combine the two supplies, such as the One Luz and Gas Rate. An option with one single price too, where you don't have to worry about the best time to use your appliances, and with no lock-in period.
You don't need to adapt to Endesa's tariffs because they adapt to you. If you go to our catalogue you can compare the different tariffs for yourself. Or if you prefer, you can answer a few questions about your consumption habits and we will take care of comparing all the different electricity and gas tariffs and then make a customised recommendation.
Spend a minute to find the product which best adapts to you:
Spend a minute to find the product which best adapts to you:
This second tip is very important, especially in the winter months.
As we move on to talking about artificial light, it is important to review the light bulbs in the house and change any conventional ones for low consumption bulbs (if you have not done so already). Although they are a bit more expensive, they consume up to 4 to 5% less electricity. They also last longer, and their expense pays for itself in less than a year.
The following tips have to do with the appliances that we use at home very frequently. When running the washing machine or dishwasher, as much as possible, it is best to avoid using programs that use hot water or take a long time.
Other recommendations are not to leave electrical appliances plugged in, in sleep mode or on stand-by, if you are not using them. The same goes for chargers for mobile phones and computers. And, if you have an electric water heater in the house, it is advisable to plug it in only during the hours of the day when it is needed.
Also, pay attention to bad habits. Did you know that a television consumes 12% of the total electricity consumed by household appliances? Very often we turn it on and hardly pay attention to it, but for some strange reason it seems we like to have it on in the background. You must avoid this, and also take into account for future purchases that televisions with LED technology consume up to 40% less than plasma screens and 25% less than LCDs.
In the same way, avoid leaving lights on if you are not going to be in that part of the house or that room. It's something that happens very often in every home: it's about being a little less absent-minded and paying more attention to these things.
In the coldest months of the year heating is necessary, but it significantly alters the consumption of electricity and gas from month to month. It is something we all think about as soon as the temperature begins to fall and it is time to change our wardrobe.
The ideal temperature for maintaining a so-called 'comfortable environment' in the house is usually around 21ºC, and every additional degree can increase your bill by around 7%. Other tips are to reduce the temperature of the radiators by 1º or 2°C, and keep the temperature at 18ºC while you are asleep or away from home. Further:
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Continuing with small actions that go a long way, placing taps in the cold water position is a detail that can also help to save energy. You will be preventing the boiler or water heater from turning on automatically whenever you wash your hands.
Other basic tips are to take shorter showers and fewer relaxing baths, turn off the tap while you are soaping up, and make sure the water temperature does not exceed 30º or 35ºC.
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Take a minute to find the product that best suits you:
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You don't need to adapt to Endesa's tariffs because they adapt to you. If you go to our catalogue you can compare the different tariffs for yourself. Or if you prefer, you can answer a few questions about your consumption habits and we will take care of comparing all the different electricity and gas tariffs and then make a customised recommendation.