Energy Efficiency Adviser

An Energy Efficiency Adviser helps people and organisations save energy, reduce their carbon footprint, and lower their energy bills. Imagine you live in a house and your heating bills are really high. An Energy Efficiency Adviser could visit your home, look at things like your insulation, windows, and boiler, and then suggest ways you could make your home more energy efficient. They might suggest adding loft insulation, getting double glazing, or switching to more energy-efficient light bulbs. They explain complicated things in a simple way so that everyone can understand how to make a difference. This job isn't just about homes; advisers also work with businesses, schools, and even local councils. They might carry out energy audits, which are like checking the energy health of a building, and then create reports with recommendations. They also keep up to date with new technologies and government schemes that help people save energy. It's a role that combines science, problem-solving, and communication, all with the goal of helping the environment and people's wallets.