Energy Monitors

Saving energy is an easy way to cut your electricity bills while helping to reduce your carbon footprint. However, it is not always easy to understand how you are using energy, so that you know what to do to save it.

Haringey Council is therefore working in partnership with the Energy Saving Trust Advice Centre for London to make 100 energy monitoring devices available to residents to loan from the boroughs libraries.

An energy monitor allows you to see exactly how much energy is currently being used in your home and how much energy you can save by turning appliances off.

The wireless monitoring devices are portable, easy to install and display a range of information, including real time energy use and cost. The devices come with a easy to understand instructions, as well as an 'eco diary' for residents to log their readings.

Residents who borrow one of the devices from a library will also receive two free energy saving light bulbs to help make their homes even more energy efficient.

The devices are available from all 9 libraries in the borough:

Wood Green Central Library, High Road, Wood Green N22 6XD
Alexandra Park Library, Wood Green London N22 7UJ
Coombes Croft Library, (temporarily re-located to) 782 Tottenham High Road N17 0B
Highgate Library, 1 Shepherds Hill Highgate London N6 5QJ
Hornsey Library, Haringey Park, Crouch End N8 9JA
Marcus Garvey Library, Philip Lane, Tottenham N15 4JA
Muswell Hill Library, Queens Avenue Muswell Hill N10 3PE
St Ann's Library,Cissbury Road, Tottenham N15 5PU
Stroud Green Library, Quernmore Road London N4 4QR