Easy ways save money on your energy bills
Lowering the temperature on your thermostat by one degree or removing dust from your radiators are small changes that could add up and help to reduce your energy bills over time.
Making energy saving home improvements
Once you've taken simple energy saving actions, it could be time to look at improving how energy efficient your home is. We've created guides to help you, covering improvements like insulation and solar panels.
What is an EPC certificate?
A third of prospective UK homebuyers say a property's EPC rating is 'very important' (NatWest Greener Homes Attitude Tracker, 2022). Learn more about them and how they could help with your plans.
Borrowing options for energy saving home improvements
Buying a home with a valid EPC rating of A or B?
If you are or already have one, you could be eligible for our Green Mortgage which rewards you for buying an energy efficient home.
NatWest Green Mortgages are available to over 18s purchasing or remortgaging a home with a valid Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of A or B.
Product fees may apply. Max LTV 85%. Early repayment charges may apply. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.