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'Smarter Living': Pilot project reveals how smart technologies could slash household emissions

Matthew Whiteley

02 July 2021 • 4 min read

Project from BT and Hubbub concludes households could save almost a £1,000 a year through simple technologies and behaviour changes

With reports this morning again stoking fears about the potential impact of climate policies on the cost of living, a timely new report from BT and Hubbub has revealed how simple behaviour changes and...

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