Which? launches Home Energy Planning Service
Which? has launched a free home energy planning service designed to give households the confidence and knowledge they need to cut energy costs and prepare for a greener, more sustainable future.
The service combines personalised guidance and connects users to trusted, independent expert advice, information on ways to pay, and reliable Which? endorsed tradespeople.
As the UK works towards its 2050 net zero target, residential homes must undergo significant improvements to become more energy efficient. However, for many consumers, the path to sustainability is confusing and overwhelming, with uncertainties about where to start, who to trust, and how to budget for upgrades.
The online tool provides households with a tailored, step-by-step plan to enhance their home’s energy efficiency, plus a programme of independent Which? expert advice, information on ways to pay, and access to Which? Trusted Traders, a network of verified professionals.
The service is offered in partnership with Snugg – a tech startup – and combines their user experience with Which?’s renowned independent advice. Users simply enter their postcode to receive tailored recommendations based on their property data, along with estimates of potential savings, available grants, and options for trusted local installers.
Emily Seymour, Which? energy editor, said:
"We recognise that navigating the world of home energy efficiency can be daunting.
“This service is a game-changer, offering a free, reliable, and personalised tool that empowers people to make informed decisions, reduce their energy bills and contribute to a greener future.”
Robin Peters, chief executive officer at Snugg added:
“Getting the UK to Net Zero is a huge challenge. But as 20 per cent of carbon emissions come from our homes, we’re faced with an equally huge opportunity. We’re excited to partner with Which? to enhance their home energy offering and address this opportunity. With just a few clicks, thousands of people will be able to identify and implement suitable home energy efficiency improvements that will have a lasting impact on their homes and the environment.”
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