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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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What the MEES shake-up means for UK homeowners
New MEES rules for commercial lettings signal tighter EPC standards ahead. Axiom Eco Homes explains what homeowners should expect for their own properties.
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Why a VAT cut on energy bills won’t fix Britain’s leaky homes
Andy Burnham's call for a VAT cut on energy bills is dismissed as trivial. Axiom Eco Homes argues the real fix is insulation and heat pumps, not temporary tax tweaks.
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Electricity VAT cut offers six months of relief but no fix
UK households get 5% electricity VAT scrapped for six months from October. We analyse the savings, the catch, and what it means for your EPC and energy bills.
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Retrofit gets a ministerial champion at last
Axiom Eco Homes on what the new cabinet appointments mean for UK homeowners: grants, EPC reforms, and real action on retrofit.
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New energy secretary Fahnbulleh faces £600 annual bill test
Miatta Fahnbulleh takes over as UK energy secretary. Axiom Eco Homes analyses what the cabinet reshuffle means for household energy costs, EPC targets and heat pump grants.
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Miliband Out as Energy Secretary: What It Means for Your Bills
Ed Miliband's departure as energy secretary raises questions about UK energy policy, bill costs, and green home upgrades. Axiom Eco Homes analyses the impact on homeowners.
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Andy Burnham’s £200 bill cut plan what it means for your home
Andy Burnham's plan to cut energy bills by £200 per household is under scrutiny. We analyse the real impact on UK homeowners, costs, and EPC upgrades.
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Plug-in solar systems finally approved for UK homes
The UK confirms rollout of 800 W plug-in solar systems after public backing. We analyse what this means for EPC ratings, bills, and installation rules.
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School solar rollout shows what UK homeowners are missing
A government scheme to install solar on 1,000 schools reveals the gap between public and domestic solar policy. What it means for your energy bills and EPC rating.