Solar

If Renewables Are So Cheap, Why Are Our Bills Still High?

Producing electricity from wind turbines and solar panels is cheaper than ever before. So why are households across Europe seeing record amounts on their electricity bills? Over the past decade, the levelised cost of solar power has fallen by roughly 90%, while onshore wind is now the cheapest source of electricity. Auction prices for

Energy Independence is Becoming Solar’s Strongest Selling Point

Americans are seeking out solar, batteries, and electric vehicles at a pace unlike anything the clean energy movement has seen in fifty years. In the 23 days after the Iran war began and the Strait of Hormuz closed, requests for home solar systems paired with battery storage jumped 21%. Used EV sales reversed course

A smarter way to power your home: Why solar is on the rise

Energy has become one of the most unpredictable household costs in recent years. For many homeowners, electricity bills, long-term energy security and environmental responsibility are rising priorities. In rural areas of the UK in particular, grid reliability can be an additional concern. Against that backdrop, solar power has moved rapidly from being a niche

Attempt to drive length of Britain on solar power

A former BBC broadcaster is attempting to drive across the UK in an electric vehicle (EV) using only solar power. Jeremy Hart, who was a Formula 1 commentator for many years, is leading a team of four people on the 1,000 mile (1,609km) journey from Lands End to John O'Groats. The group want to

Why Solar Power Is Booming Under Trump

Solar was the single largest source of new U.S. power capacity for 28 consecutive months through year-end 2025, accounting for 72.6% of all electricity additions, per FERC data. Despite the Trump administration's rollback of Biden-era clean energy incentives, renewables represented 88% of total new U.S. power capacity in 2025, with FERC projecting solar to

UK solar installations continue rising as costs per kW drop

Figures published by the government today also show that nine of the ten best-performing months for solar additions were in the last year. Figures from the UK government show that April this year saw 22,733 new solar PV installations, bringing the total solar capacity to 22.3GW. April 2026’s added 107MW contributed to an 11.2%

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