US EditionLearning good energy habits from a young age vital, research reveals
Teaching children simple energy-saving habits from age five can lead to lifetime savings of £16,500, equal to nearly ten years of energy bills, research by Energy Saving Trust shows.
- Smart Energy GB and maths teacher Bobby Seagull launched a campaign highlighting how children can develop energy-saving habits to reduce lifetime costs.
- The campaign follows research by the Energy Saving Trust showing small habits like switching off appliances or limiting shower time can save over £16,500 per child’s lifetime.
- A survey of 750 parents with kids between six and 11 years old revealed that 78% actively promote energy-saving habits, and among those with smart meters, 82% believe the in-home display helps teach their children about energy consumption.
- Victoria Bacon from Smart Energy GB highlighted that learning to manage energy is an important skill for everyday life and noted that even minor adjustments can lead to meaningful results, while Bobby Seagull pointed out how positive habits formed by young people can accumulate over time to create a significant impact.
- The findings suggest fostering energy awareness early and using tools like smart meters may lead to meaningful savings and promote environmentally responsible behavior.
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