Here is list of energy saving advice:

switch off standby, turn off all appliances at the plug, it saves energy and prolongs battery life
turn off the lights when they aren’t needed, try switching to LED bulbs, these last longer and use around 20% of the energy used by conventional bulbs to generate the same amount of light
use the eco settings, change to eco-mode when using the dishwasher or boiler. This heats the water slower, using less energy but with the same outcome
take control of your heating, adjust heating timers to switch off at night and during the day if the house is empty to minimise fuel consumption
ensure thermostats are set correctly, this should usually be between 18°C - 21°C
turn down radiator controls, turn down or turn off controls in rooms you may only use occasionally. You can also move furniture away from radiators to allow the heat to circulate around the room
be responsible with the washing machine, wait until it is fully loaded before using, instead of a half cycle. Wash your clothes at 30 degrees to save energy
seasonal adjustments, switching your heating off or down during the summer months could save you money on your heating bills
avoid the tumble dryer, dry clothes on racks inside if possible, or outside in warmer weather
draught-proof your home, closing curtains as soon as dusk starts to fall will stop heat escaping as they can be used as an extra insulating layer. A draught-excluding cushion can be used to minimise draughty windows and doors. Also, draught excluder strips or expanding foam fillers can help minimise drafts with chimneys, floorboards, skirting boards, and loft hatches

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