Saving energy and the planet without leaving home
Electricity makes life at home so much better. But how we use it adds up, both for our electric bills and the planet. We can help you use less with a fresh look at your lighting, heating and home appliances.
![A hand pressing the switch of a white table lamp standing on a light blue table.](https://www.ikea.com/images/a-hand-pressing-the-switch-of-a-white-table-lamp-standing-on-9d2e04e8642bc0871da8e77dc17417f1.jpg?f=s)
![Girl reading a book in her bed together with her teddy bear in the lamplight of an LED bulb.](https://www.ikea.com/ext/ingkadam/m/b24bfac6fe07266/original/20202_dddd01a_11_PH159546.jpg?f=s)
LED bulbs use up to 85% less energy and last 20 times longer than incandescent ones.
![Two fried eggs in IKEA 365 frying pan standing on TILLREDA portable induction hob.](https://www.ikea.com/images/two-fried-eggs-in-ikea-365-frying-pan-standing-on-tillreda-p-e2a847dcd45a993921b7dbaaabf36c22.jpg?f=s)
Use an induction cooktop for 50% quicker and more energy-efficient cooking than ceramic or radiant heat.
![Two windows with TRIPPEVALS cellular blinds half down, BJÖRKNÄS bed frame and NORDLI chest of drawers in a light bedroom.](https://www.ikea.com/ext/ingkadam/m/72fd0aff581431bb/original/PE719972.jpg?f=s)
This cellular blind’s bee-inspired honeycomb structure creates a layer of insulation to help reduce heating costs.