A new kitchen with a designer sink and taps and state-of-the art appliances and accessories is on the wish list for many people, but with energy prices going up, homeowners may be looking for money-saving ideas.Friends of the Earth has said paying attention to energy use could save money and help reduce your carbon footprint.Updating the home boiler could save households hundreds of pounds every year and cut carbon dioxide emissions at the same time, said a spokesperson.The BBC website also offers advice on saving water, for example turning down the hot tap and turning up the cold tap to get cooler water. Getting taps fixed or buying new taps could prevent drips, which can waste up to 90 litres of water a week.For those who would love a new kitchen but are looking for a smaller price tag, Simply Kitchens has launched a new range of excellent value sinks and taps that promise style on a budget.