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Fuse Energy: What UK Homeowners Need to Know
Which? investigates Fuse Energy. We explain what the review means for your bills, EPC plans, and whether to switch or wait.
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VAT cut on electricity bills what it means for your home
The government suspends VAT on household electricity bills. We analyse the savings, the catch, and what it means for your EPC and energy upgrades.
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Why UK electricity costs twice as much as gas and what you can do
UK households pay double for electricity vs gas. We analyse the policy failure behind the price gap and list practical upgrades to cut bills.
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Plug-in solar panels arrive in UK but don’t ditch your installer yet
Plug-in solar panels land in UK shops: £800–£1,200, 600W output, no electrician needed. Do they pay back? Axiom Eco Homes runs the numbers on EPC impact and real savings.
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Data centres pay millions upfront for grid connections
Ofgem may force data centres to pay millions upfront for UK power connections. What this means for household electricity bills and grid upgrades.
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Why data centre grid charges matter for your home energy bill
Ofgem wants to charge datacentres for grid access. Here's what that means for your household energy costs, EPC upgrades, and the UK's net-zero transition.
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Smart buildings market growth signals rising costs for UK homes
The UK smart buildings market is set to grow rapidly. For homeowners, this means higher energy bills unless regulations force landlords to upgrade. We analyse the impact.
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Ofgem targets data centres that push up household bills
Ofgem vows to tackle speculative data centres gobbling up power. What this means for UK household energy bills, EPC ratings, and grid connection costs.
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Grid access fee plan could stall UK heat pump rollout
Ofgem's proposed grid access fee for data centres may raise network costs for households, slowing heat pump and EV adoption. What it means for your energy bills.
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Window film is no substitute for proper glazing
Why UK homeowners are turning to window film as energy bills and summer temperatures rise — and why it can't replace proper glazing for EPC ratings.