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Efficient Use of Natural Gas

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Efficient Use of Natural Gas

As an economical, safe and comfortable source of energy, natural gas adds value to living spaces throughout the year. By taking a few simple energy-saving measures, you can reduce your natural gas consumption and lower your bills while contributing to the sustainable use of energy resources.

With Roof, Wall and Window Insulation

up to 30%

With Thermostatic Radiator Valves

up to 15%

With 1°C Lower Temperature

up to 6-7%

Thermal insulation and efficient energy use can reduce natural gas consumption and help you recoup your investment in a relatively short period. In this way, you can both save on household costs and improve your everyday comfort.

Natural Gas Is More Economical Than Other Fuels

Natural gas helps household budgets go further. Based on January 2026 market data, natural gas is five times more economical than bottled LPG for cooking and hot water, three and a half times more economical than imported coal for heating, and twice as economical as electricity for heating.

One Degree Can Make a Significant Difference

Lowering your thermostat setting by just 1°C can help reduce natural gas bills by up to 7%. This simple adjustment can help reduce energy consumption without compromising comfort.

Lower the Temperature When You Leave Home

If you are going out during the day, lower your boiler temperature rather than switching it off completely. Otherwise, when the boiler is switched back on, it may consume more energy to reheat the cooled home, resulting in higher natural gas consumption.

Maintain the Right Temperature with a Room Thermostat

A room thermostat maintains the desired temperature in your home and ensures that the boiler operates only when necessary. By preventing unnecessary energy consumption, it can help deliver savings of up to 15% on natural gas bills.

Choose a Boiler to Suit Your Home

Choosing a boiler with the right capacity for your home can improve energy efficiency. An oversized boiler may consume more energy than necessary, while an undersized boiler may need to operate continuously at maximum capacity to provide sufficient heat. For smaller homes, consider using a natural gas heater. With a lower initial investment cost, it can provide heating without being affected by power cuts.

Periodic Boiler Maintenance

Having your boiler serviced before each winter helps identify and resolve existing problems before they develop into faults that could lead to higher energy bills. Periodic maintenance can also extend the service life of your boiler, improve its efficiency and reduce natural gas consumption.

Do Not Cover Radiators with Curtains

To ensure even heat distribution, avoid covering or obstructing radiators with curtains.

Save Up to 15% with Thermostatic Radiator Valves

A thermostatic radiator valve can help save energy by automatically reducing the flow to the radiator once the set room temperature has been reached. This simple measure can help deliver energy savings of up to 15%. Be sure to have thermostatic radiator valves installed.

Insulation: Roof, Windows and External Walls

To minimise heat loss from your home, it is important to ensure that the roof, walls and windows are properly insulated. Roof and window insulation can deliver savings of up to 30%, while external wall insulation can provide savings of up to 40%. Using double glazing can also significantly reduce heat loss through windows.