Homeowners can take simple measures to live more sustainably, protect the environment and reduce their housing costs. We'll tell you how.
Would you rather charge your e-car at home than at a public charging station? Our overview will help you choose an e-charging station.
Smaller and larger power guzzlers are hidden in every household. With our energy-saving tips, you can reduce your energy consumption.
A heat pump protects our environment and your budget. It pays off in long term. No matter if you build a house or renovate your heating system.
Replacing old windows is worthwhile in several ways. Among other things, because you save a lot of energy. What other reasons are there for replacing
The summer months are good for repairing damage or a roof renovation. Have the roof checked by a roofer now.
A power or battery storage device stores solar power that you do not use immediately and makes it available later. Does the investment pay off?
A solar power system is ecologically and economically worthwhile. We have summarised the 7 steps from the initial idea to installation for you.
An energy management system increases the self-consumption of households with photovoltaic systems, stores solar power and reduces energy costs.
Roof renovation can cost several 10,000 francs. You can get part of this back as a subsidy if you renovate your roof to make it more energy-efficient.
Charging at home costs less than charging at fast charging stations. That's why it pays to install a wallbox if you own an electric car.
Overall, a household might consume about a third of its energy needs in the kitchen. This conceals a lot of electricity-saving potential
In winter, the sun shines less often and for less time. However, with a few targeted measures, solar power production can be optimised.
Is it worth having the dishwasher or washing machine repaired? We explain when a repair makes more sense than replacing the appliance.
A solar system is worthwhile for the environment. Whether it pays off depends on at least six factors. We explain all the important factors.
Oil and gas heating systems emit a lot of CO2. Nevertheless, 60 per cent of houses and flats in Switzerland are heated with fossil fuels.
