The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture say they could save you over £250 a year.
The DEFA is launching an energy efficiency scheme in the hopes to help cut down bills and the amount of fossil fuels used by Island residents and businesses.
Minister Geoffrey Boot says the project is in line with Tynwald's targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and address threats posed by climate change.
The scheme consists of a free telephone hotline and website with information to outline steps people can take to reduce carbon footprint.
Minister says GP waiting times have improved, but delays still impact A&E
Crash closes section of the Mountain Road
Beach hut owner praises youngsters for owning up to break-in
Questions raised over Cair Vie Windfarm funding
Crogga still owes the Isle of Man Government money
DoI says works at Liverpool ferry terminal will take longer
Over 50 employment tribunals outstanding at the DoI
Free period products bill raises cost concerns for MHKs
