Checking kitchen taps for drips and only filling kettles with as much water as necessary can help homeowners to cut energy bills.Consumer group Which? has said that there are a number of small steps Brits can take to keep the cost of bills down in the current economic climate.Installing energy-saving light bulbs in the kitchen and turning appliances and electrical goods from standby to off when not in use can also save money.Theres no doubt that 2009 is going to be a tough financial year and were all looking at ways to cut our spending, particularly as the winter energy bills start arriving, said Alison Morrison from Switch with Which?. People may be alarmed at the impact of last years price increases and shouldnt bank on energy companies cutting their prices by as much as they increased them.This latest advice for homeowners follows similar guidance form the Consumer Council for Water which recently reminded the nation of the savings that can be made by choosing the right kitchen taps and accessories.