- It All Adds Up government campaign will help people make simple changes to save at least £100
- Amazon's Alexa will offer tips to help improve energy efficiency
- Warm Home Discount to provide more than three million households with £150 to help with winter fuel costs
Families can access simple energy saving tips from today, as the government teams up with Amazon Alexa to relaunch a public information campaign that helped British households save an estimated £120 million last winter.
Through a free collaboration between the government and Amazon, anyone asking Alexa how to reduce their energy bill will now receive the latest government advice on preparing their home for winter and using less energy in the long-term - which could save at least £100 a year. This experience will be available via Amazon Echo devices and on mobiles via the free Alexa app.
Phrases which will prompt Alexa include "Alexa, give me some energy saving tips", "Alexa, give me tips to conserve energy" and "Alexa, give me tips to get ready for winter".
The collaboration is part of today's relaunch of the government's It All Adds Up campaign, which last year saw 80% of people in the UK saying they had taken at least one of the money-saving actions. Alongside Alexa, advice
