extra incentive to try to reduce our energy bills. well, our climate editor, justin rowlatt, is at a property in east london, helping with solutions on how to cut down on energy spending. interestingly, justin, it s emerged that the government isn t going ahead with a public information campaign to try and tell people what to do because the viewers, it seems, people know what to do and people obviously are already doing a lot. so tell us more about what you ve been looking at. yes, the government s taking quite a hard line on this. a report in the times today suggested that there was a plan to have a demand, a campaign to encourage people to reduce their energy demand that was vetoed. we spoke to the climate change minister today. he said there was an agreement across cabinet that this wouldn t be an appropriate way to move forward. but i m here in hackney, at a flat owned by a guy called rob mcmanus. and i can guarantee you that i can save him money and reduce his impact on the enviro
they will give you money back. you could make as much as £10 a day by changing your demand patent so check with your energy supplier to see if you can do this, but even if you can t, i would suggest you only do it at night, and don t heated during the day. i am very glad to see you are drying yourself stuff on the rack, much more efficient than a tumble dryer, these radiators are inefficient anyway but what i am saying is don t run the radiator this winter. he s already said this gets cold in the winter, but i am saying you can stay warm, get another duvet, think of the cost of another duvet, think of the cost of a duvet, compared to heating the radiator, it will save you a lot of money. will come on to how much at the moment. more bad news for you, rob, no more bars, only showers, short showers, get yourself clean and get out of the shower. hot water
urged the government isn t going ahead with a public information campaign to tell what people want to do because the view is people know what to do and people are already doing a lot, so tell us more about what you have been looking at? the what you have been looking at? tue: government what you have been looking at? tte: government is taking quite a hard line on this, the report in the times today suggested there was a plan to have a demand, a campaign to encourage people to reduce their energy demand that was vetoed, we spoke to the climate change minister today, he said there was an agreement across the cabinet that this would not be an appropriate way to move forward. but i am here in hackney at a flat owned by a guy called rob mcmanus and i can guarantee that i can save you money and reduces impact on the environment. i think i can that his energy bills by a third, quite significant savings, by managing demand. hi, rob are you there? hi.
The men's team's pack time of 18.2 seconds was the best in the Men's Blue race, plus Camila Noe and Mya Dube had top-10 finishes in the Women's Gold Race.
The men's team's pack time of 18.2 seconds was the best in the Men's Blue race, plus Camila Noe and Mya Dube had top-10 finishes in the Women's Gold Race.