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Solar policy uncertainty costs homeowners more than panels
UK solar firms warn policy flip-flops delay installations. Axiom Eco Homes on what it means for your EPC, bills, and the 0% VAT window.
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Why the next Prime Minister must fix Britain’s broken energy market
UK energy bills are among the highest in Europe. The next PM faces a clear case for reform. Here's what it means for homeowners and their EPC ratings.
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Solar strike price holds at £75/MWh: what it means for homeowners
The AR8 solar strike price stays at £75/MWh. For UK homeowners, this signals stable subsidy levels but no boost for small-scale rooftop solar. Read our editorial analysis.
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Ofgem’s frequency market rule changes and your home energy bill
Ofgem's rule changes for UK frequency response markets could lower network costs. We explain what it means for your electricity bill and EPC upgrades.
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NSIP reform: what it means for your solar panels
Political changes to NSIPs could speed up large solar farms, but what does that mean for UK homeowners? Costs, EPC impact, and grants explained.
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Ofgem’s LDES gamble: cheaper bills or just another subsidy
Ofgem’s LDES cap-and-floor scheme backs 18-hour lithium-ion batteries. What does this mean for UK household energy bills and grid stability?
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Ofgem data centre curbs could shift grid costs to homes
Ofgem considers power curtailment rules for data centres. What this means for UK household bills, grid stability, and your energy costs.
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Why onshore wind is the cheapest fix for Britain’s energy bills
Ed Miliband is urged to end the onshore wind ban. Here’s what it means for UK household bills, EPC ratings, and the cost of your next winter.
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From Whitehall to your roof: the policy gap on solar
The UK's clean energy transition risks stalling at the household level. Axiom Eco Homes examines the gap between policy ambition and what solar actually costs a typical 3-bed semi.
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How the UK’s new energy cyber strategy could hit your bill
The UK's new energy cyber security strategy may add £15-£30 to annual bills. We explain the costs, who pays, and what homeowners should know now.