Three million UK households planning to install solar panels in the next five years
Nearly three million UK households are planning to install roof-mounted solar panels within the next five years, according to new research by comparison service Uswitch.com, with two-fifths saying that rollercoaster energy prices have made them more likely to invest
£12,000 solar-panel grants for thousands of homes confirmed – who is eligible
Around £15bn has been earmarked for grants and loans to install solar panels, heat pumps and batteries to help lower bills Households will be given £15bn in grants and loans to install solar panels, heat pumps and batteries to
You can’t make a cup of tea
When I was young, I remember being told about the Cutty Sark, a now preserved Victorian tea clipper. It was a story bound up in an empire that was coming to an end as I was growing up. And,
Trump’s attempt to crush clean energy progress not going to plan, experts say
US generated more power from renewables including solar and wind than gas last month in a first Donald Trump has wielded the full might of his administration to crush the progress of clean energy, which he has called a “scam”
Home batteries: a ‘gamechanger’ for cutting energy bills?
As fuel prices soar, millions of Britons could reduce their electricity costs by installing home storage Consumers across the UK are bracing for the war in the Middle East to deliver a sharp rise in home energy bills from
Thousands more Britons install solar panels as Iran war sends fossil fuel prices soaring sky-high
The total number of solar arrays across the UK has now reached two million The UK has witnessed a big surge in solar power adoption, with more than 27,000 new installations completed in March – marking the highest monthly
Mechanically Fixed Solar: The Solution
The shift from ballasted to mechanically fixed solar For many years, solar PV systems on flat membrane roofs have typically been secured using ballast. This approach became popular because it avoided penetrating the roof membrane, reducing the risk of
Europe’s Energy Problem Isn’t the Transition—It’s That Europe Never Finished It
Europe’s energy transition problem is not moving too fast, but stopping halfway—investing in renewables without building enough grids, storage, and system flexibility Reliance on fossil fuels has proven structurally fragile, while electrification offers a path to greater energy security,
Case Study: No Two Roofs Are the Same — And That’s Exactly the Point
When we pulled up to this property, it was clear this wasn't going to be a straightforward job.