All of Europe has already set heating boilers to a maximum of 21 degrees Celsius. This temperature is considered ideal, taking into consideration the electricity crisis that has involved the old continent for a long time, on one hand, the uncertainty of prices and electricity supply, and the increase in demand, on the other hand.

So far, this winter is being quite friendly. However, cold weather is expected to arrive very soon, based on the weather forecast. With the arrival of cold, the need for heating increases. Moreover, the uncertainty of electricity supply increases, too, since the prices in international markets when demand is increasing are getting higher.

In these circumstances, saving is not only necessary, but it is also vital.

The first step should be to lower the temperature on your boiler's thermostat. If you reduce it from 24 degrees Celsius to 21 degrees Celsius, our experts ensure that you will save up to 30 percent on your bill. Various countries have set even lower maximum limits, even going as low as 19 degrees Celsius, as is the case of Great Britain. In these cases, you would save even more, since it is known that if you heat with electricity, then heating takes up at least 70 percent of your monthly consumption.

In different countries, it is also practiced to turn it off completely for 2 hours, as it is calculated that it does not cool the environment at all. Consumers can do this during a certain period of the day, in order to ease the burden on the electricity system and save directly on their bill. If you practice turning it off every day like this, then it is calculated that you will save 30-70 euros on your monthly bill. This is a strategy that in international terms is known as a win-win situation, i.e. everyone is a winner.

Let's stick to this simple rule for the good of everyone. Together we can do it!