Energy and climate consultancy
We help public organisations, companies and homeowners reduce energy use, improve comfort and turn climate goals into workable projects.
Our Energy Savings Marketplace is in development and coming soon.
Our services
From policy and programme design to audits and renovation planning, we provide focused technical support shaped around the decision you need to make.
Technical assistance projects
Support for public institutions, development partners and organisations delivering energy and climate programmes.
Corporate clients
Independent technical, energy and renovation support for companies, residential property owners, housing organisations and professional syndics.
Private homeowners
Independent guidance for a more comfortable and affordable home—from understanding current performance to planning and coordinating improvements.
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Tell us what you are working onComing soon
We are developing the Save My Energy Bill marketplace: one trusted place to identify, compare and choose cost-effective energy-saving solutions.
The platform is still in development and is not available yet.
What we are building
A consumer marketplace for clearer energy-saving choices The concept is designed to help households reduce energy costs and improve their homes without having to navigate a fragmented market alone.How we work
We challenge established approaches when a better route can solve the real problem.
We consider environmental impact alongside health, comfort and long-term performance.
We focus on solutions that are cost-effective and financially sound for each client.
Founded in Brussels in 2024 by
Sacha Antonenko Energy and climate consultancyAbout us
Save My Energy Bill is an energy and climate consultancy founded by Sacha Antonenko in Brussels in 2024. We work with decision-makers, organisations, companies and homeowners to identify effective policies, technologies and investments.
Our experience spans European and global markets, including work with clients and partners in Europe, Asia and North America.
Buildings account for more than one third of EU greenhouse-gas emissions. European policy aims to transform the building stock to zero emissions by 2050.
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Tell us about your building, organisation or programme. We will help clarify the next useful step.
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