Take our quiz for money-saving advice
Take our quiz for money-saving advice
And enter to win energy-saving appliances.
Update Wednesday 1 April 2026:
Our competition has ended, but you can still take our quiz to discover tips to help you save energy and money at home.
Our advice quiz is back – and it’s designed to help you find simple, practical ways to cut your energy use and lower your bills. It only takes a few minutes, and you’ll get tailored tips along the way to help you stay warm for less. And as a bonus, you can also enter a prize draw to win £750 to spend on energy-efficient appliances.
How it works
It’s quick and easy – just four short questions about things like water use, smart meters, heat pumps and carbon reduction. You’ll get helpful advice along the way and see how small changes can make a big difference.
The competition winners will be randomly selected and will get to select their prizes – from air fryers and dehumidifiers to washing machines, dishwashers, and fridges, the choice is yours!
When I came across the competition, it felt like a great opportunity and I’m absolutely delighted to have won - it's a wonderful surprise that has come at a perfect time for me.
Support that goes beyond the quiz
We know that many households are still struggling with high energy costs. That’s why the quiz is just one of the ways we can help. Our expert advisors offer free, impartial advice on:
- making your home more energy efficient
- reducing your energy and water use
- understanding renewable technologies like solar panels and heat pumps
- finding out what support you might be eligible for.
A fantastic set of prizes, couldn’t be happier. Thanks Home Energy Scotland!
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Our competition has ended, but you can still take our quiz to discover tips to help you save energy at home.
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