UK plug-in car market grows to almost 150,000 vehicles
The first three months of this year saw 13,327 new electric and plug-in hybrid cars registered, a 16% increase on the same quarter last year, bringing the total on UK roads to 147,431.Plug-in hybrids have fuelled the growth so far
Tesla Quietly Raised the Price of the Powerwall
That’s not what usually happens when you scale up mass production.
PowerBanx: Living Without an Electricity Bill – Days 6 and 7 – First Week Summary
This is about Days 6 and 7 of owning a PowerBanx home battery, and a summary of the result of a week running our house with one. On Day 1 I explained how it charges
How electric cars are driving change for UK real estate
Once the realm of a niche audience, electric vehicles are on the cusp of becoming mainstream as savvy motorists search for ways to cut costs and reduce emissions. Demand for plug-in cars in the UK has surged over the last
Eco homes open their doors
Transition Town Worthing has launched its fourth Eco Open Houses Worthing, in collaboration with Green Open Homes.
UK drives into e-vehicle fast lane with 11% sales rise
Sales of electric cars in the UK have risen 11% on last year, putting the country in the premier league of those ditching petrol and diesel engines, though it is still miles behind Norway and China.
Go eco and watch your house soar in value
SOARING electricity prices have changed the way property seekers look at homes.New research showed properties with sustainable features such as solar panels, battery packs and rainwater tanks have been selling faster and at higher prices than homes without the eco-friendly
Review: 2018 Nissan Leaf’s self-driving features make for a relaxed ride
You know what they say about cars: once you go self-driving, you never go back.Or at least that’s my experience after recently spending some time behind the wheel of the 2018 Nissan Leaf. Getting back into my own older car
Smart systems key to future of cheaper and cleaner energy supply
With news that utility bills are on the rise, experts say technology will revolutionise both consumer use and generation of power