Over 700 people across NI have availed of energy efficiency advice in the last three months through the new service.
Officially launched this week, the service provides free and impartial advice to all local householders.
Operating since the beginning of April this year, the service, previously provided by Bryson Energy, is the only 'one stop shop' for energy advice and information on available grants.
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Siobhan McCauley, the Housing Executive’s Director of Regional Services, said: "As the Home Energy Conservation Authority for Northern Ireland we have a statutory duty to promote energy efficiency and advice to all NI householders.
"With the refreshed NI Energy Advice Service we want to ensure all householders are able to have easy accessible free impartial advice that will help people save money on their energy bills and reduce their carbon footprint."
