How to save energy at home?

Appliances and lighting are two of the areas in your home where you can have a direct impact on the energy use – and your household bills. But there are other ways that you can be smart in how you use energy.

An LED bulb that’s even more efficient

SOLHETTA LED bulb lasts for up to 25.000 hours – that’s 35% more energy efficient than previous IKEA LED bulbs. If you use a SOLHETTA LED bulb for three hours a day, it’ll be 20 years before you need to change it.

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With a laundry dryer instead of the tumble dryer you can reduce wear and tear, as well as your energy use.

Products to help you use energy smarter

There are many products to help you create a better life at home and sometimes even reduce your energy consumption. Here are some bright ideas.

Roller blinds to insulate your windows

HOPPVALS blinds have a honeycomb structure that traps air, to keep in the heat. This extra insulation may help you to reduce heating costs, especially when combined with a second layer of thicker curtains.

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IKEA accelerates the shift to renewable electricity in production

The share of renewable electricity in production of IKEA products went from 71% to 75% in FY24. To continue this journey, IKEA is launching a third wave of its renewable electricity programme to support suppliers in accessing more renewable energy sources.

Production accounts for around 7% of the IKEA climate footprint, with electricity consumption comprising approximately 36% out of this. Transitioning to renewable electricity in production is crucial for achieving net zero emissions across the IKEA value chain.

China and India were two of the markets included in the initial launch. Between FY20 and FY24, CO2 emissions from electricity usage at Chinese suppliers decreased by 87% and 49% at Indian suppliers. The current share of renewable electricity in production is 92% in China and 69% in India.

IKEA is committed to reaching the goal of only using renewable electricity in production by FY30.