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Save Energy Advice Line launched in St Helens and Cheshire East

December 18, 2013

The Save Energy Advice Line is delivered by Energy Project Plus to provide free, expert and impartial advice to householders to help reduce their energy bills.

The service has been delivered in partnership with Halton Council, Knowsley Council, Liverpool City Council, Sefton Council and Wirral Council, and has now been extended to cover St Helens and Cheshire East.

Expert energy advisors are on hand Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, to talk householders through a range of actions which could add up to save householders hundreds of pounds a year.

Advice includes ways to use energy more efficiently in the home; switching energy tariff; grants to help with the cost of installing energy saving measures such as insulation or a new boiler; support with investigating if there are any payments householders may be entitled to which help towards paying energy bills, and help with fuel debt.

Peter Owen, Chief Executive at Energy Projects Plus says; “Small actions can add up to big savings. Householders shouldn’t feel as though they are stuck with higher bills. There are lots of things people can do to bring costs down, and we’re here to help. We’re pleased to now be offering our service to residents in St Helens and Cheshire East and look forward to providing them with the high quality advice we are known for.” 

St Helens Council Leader Barrie Grunewald said: “We are delighted to be offering this service to St Helens residents. Rising fuel bills are a concern for many this winter, so I would encourage residents to contact the Save Energy Advice Line to find out what help and advice is available and see how much they can save.”

For free, impartial and expert advice on reducing your energy bills call the Save Energy Advice Line on 0800 043 0151

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