Where to buy home energy-saving devices — to save you money on your electric bill

Controlling light bulb temperature and intensity with a smartphone application. Concept of a smart home and managing light with mobile devices
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With energy costs continuing to rise, energy-saving devices have become an easy way to take back control of our gas and electricity bills. These smart devices not only make life more convenient but also help cut down on wasted energy by managing how your home uses power more efficiently.

While there’s often an upfront cost to buying these gadgets, the long-term savings can easily outweigh the initial investment. From smart plugs to voice-controlled lighting, these tools offer simple ways to lower your energy consumption and save money.

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Joanna O'Loan

In her role within the insight and evaluation team at Energy Saving Trust, Joanna O’Loan makes sure the organisation translates its energy efficiency and low carbon research into practical and consistent actionable advice for homeowners.

Gabriella Dyson
Interiors journalist and contributing editor

Gabriella is an interiors journalist and has a wealth of experience creating interiors and renovation content. She was Homebuilding & Renovating's former Assistant Editor as well as the former Head of Solved at sister brand Homes & Gardens, where she wrote and edited content addressing key renovation, DIY and interior questions. 

She’s spent the past decade crafting copy for interiors publications, award-winning architects, and leading UK homeware brands. She also served as the Content Manager for the ethical homeware brand Nkuku.

Gabriella is a DIY enthusiast and a lover of all things interior design. She has a particular passion for historic buildings and listed properties, and she is currently in the process of renovating a Grade II-listed Victorian coach house in the West Country.