The Energy Rating label enables consumers to compare the energy efficiency of a whole range of products and appliances. The energy rating label can be associated with items such as Central Heating Boilers, Cars, Office Equipment and Electrical Appliances such as Fridges, Freezers, Dishwashers, Washing Machines and even Light Bulbs. All of which are categorised within bands ranging from A-to-G, with A being the most energy efficient, whilst G is classed as the least energy efficient.
Note: Fridge/Freezers have an additional two classes which are the A++ and A+ bands.
Fridges and Freezers
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Details on the European EcoLabel will follow shortly…

Details on the Energy Efficiency subject will follow shortly…

 
The Government is committed to tackling fuel poverty, and believes that energy efficiency measures remain the most sustainable way of lowering fuel bills and providing affordable warmth to those most in need. Warm Front is the Government’s flagship Scheme in tackling fuel poverty. Launched in June of 2000, the Warm Front Scheme has assisted almost two million households.
The Warm Front Scheme is currently (until March 2011) managed by eaga PLC.
Warm Front Scheme Grants Increase from April 2009…
The maximum grant available under the Warm Front Scheme would increase from £2,700 to …