Warmth & Watt is an English-language publication about the parts of a home that shape energy use and comfort. It is for curious residents, renters, and homeowners who want to understand what is happening before deciding what to change.
Look closely first
We cover heat moving through a building, insulation choices, ventilation, household equipment, and routines that affect energy use. Rather than treating every home as the same, we pay attention to location, building form, tenure, budget, and the limits of what a reader can change.
Explain the moving parts
Our articles define terms in plain language and separate general principles from details that depend on a particular building or product. They can help readers frame questions and compare options, but they are not a substitute for qualified on-site assessment where one is needed.
Useful beyond a season
We favor subjects that remain relevant: how to notice a draught, what an energy label communicates, why ventilation matters, or how to think through an appliance decision. Advice is framed as a set of considerations, not a promise of savings or a universal prescription.