Saving electricity made easy: Free tips for Offenburg households!

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On September 23, 2025, the Uffhofen district and family center in Offenburg will offer support for low-income households in saving electricity.

Am 23.09.2025 bietet das Stadtteil- und Familienzentrum Uffhofen in Offenburg Unterstützung beim Stromsparen für einkommensschwache Haushalte.
On September 23, 2025, the Uffhofen district and family center in Offenburg will offer support for low-income households in saving electricity.

Saving electricity made easy: Free tips for Offenburg households!

On September 23, 2025, an informative meeting will take place in the Uffhofen district and family center that is specifically aimed at low-income households. From 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., interested citizens will have the opportunity to talk to Achim Appel from Neue Arbeit Lahr about the topic of saving electricity. The aim is to help participants in a simple way to better understand their own electricity bills and to get practical energy-saving tips. Regiotren.de reports on this important event.

Particularly noteworthy is the offer of an “electricity saving check”, which offers participants the opportunity to arrange individual appointments for a personal analysis of their electricity, water and heat consumption. Savings opportunities are identified and a free energy saving kit with useful items such as LED lights and power strips that can be switched off is provided. Registration is not required, so everyone affected can drop by spontaneously.

Energy saving check and support

The initiative, supported by the city of Offenburg, is part of a larger commitment to promote energy efficiency. Similar programs, such as the free “Electricity Saving Check” advisory service from Caritas in the Main-Taunus district, are also aimed at low-income households that receive state benefits. Recommendations on the use of electrical devices are also given here and the opportunity is offered to receive vouchers worth 100 to 200 euros for replacing old refrigerators or purchasing highly efficient devices. This information is provided by the Caritas Taunus.

The Baden-Württemberg consumer advice center also offers comprehensive advice on other topics such as optimizing heating and changing energy suppliers. Lectures and online seminars help citizens reduce energy costs. Here too, the focus is on targeted support for low-income households. Further details can be found on the website Baden-Württemberg consumer advice center read up.

Practical tips for saving energy

The events and consultations not only offer personal support, but also valuable tips for reducing energy consumption. Recommendations include efficient ventilation, the use of appropriate cooking pots and washing laundry at low temperatures. Such simple measures can be easily implemented in everyday life and help reduce energy costs.

Take advantage of the opportunity and find out about the various offers. Anyone who is interested can also find out about the possibilities of an electricity saving check and thus make a valuable contribution to their own prosperity and the environment.