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Telecoms giant BT has launched a free interactive online energy saving tool to help customers find ways of reducing their carbon footprint - both at home and at work.
Part of BT's Better Future programme, the training module enables people to work through a series of scenarios to highlight various ways they can save energy and potentially money too.
Last year BT announced its Net Good programme. Using new methodology, endorsed by The Carbon Trust, will help BT to achieve its 2020 goal to help customers reduce carbon emissions by at least three times the end to end carbon impact of BT's business.
Richard Tarboton, BT's energy and environment unit director, said: "At a time when we are all looking at ways we can reduce our energy consumption, this handy online tool offers a quick and easy way to show how simple changes can really make a difference.
"It was used by BT employees last year to raise awareness of the easiest ways to save energy both at home and at work.
"The tool proved incredibly popular and we are really excited to be able to share it with everyone."
Check it out here.
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