Energy Efficiency Adviser

Imagine you are a detective for energy The Energy Efficiency Adviser helps people and businesses in the UK find ways to use less energy. This means they visit homes and offices to look at how electricity and gas are being used. They might check if windows are leaky, if the roof needs more insulation (like a warm blanket for your house), or if old light bulbs can be swapped for new, super-efficient ones. Their main job is to give friendly advice on how to save energy, which helps people save money and also looks after our planet by using less power. An Energy Efficiency Adviser also explains why using less energy is a good idea. They talk about different technologies like solar panels that get energy from the sun or smart thermostats that learn when you need heating. They might help fill out forms for grants or special programmes that make it easier for people to get these energy-saving improvements. It's a bit like being a teacher, helping everyone understand how to be super energy smart and making sure homes are warm and cosy without wasting too much.