Find out how you can save water and energy to save money and reduce your impact on the environment.
Brighton & Hove’s water mostly comes from underground sources. This means we’re more at risk of having short, severe droughts.
Climate change means we’re also likely to see longer dry periods and more water shortages in the future.
Find water-saving tips from Southern Water.
We’re working with South Downs National Park, Southern Water, the Environment Agency and The Living Coast Unesco biosphere to protect the precious water beneath our feet.
The Aquifer Project aims to:
Finding ways to save energy will save you money. It also reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
Find Help to Heat energy grants for your home.
See our how to be energy efficient at home page for:
Find ways to save energy, improve your home and make it cheaper to keep warm on GOV.UK.
Find household energy information, including grants, energy saving, and energy saving certificates on GOV.UK.
Community energy projects in the area include:
These co-operatives reduce, purchase, manage and generate energy in the local community.
Learn more about community energy from the Department of Energy and Climate Change and the Energy Saving Trust.
Find more information about how we’re supporting the transition to low-carbon energy systems for homes and transport on our net zero hub.