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Solar panels in the UK: when NIMBY meets net zero
Residents in North Yorkshire object to solar panels on neighbouring land. What this means for UK homeowners eyeing solar, EPC ratings, and energy savings.
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Leaked report warns Net Zero could mean blackouts and higher bills
A leaked government report warns Labour's Net Zero push risks blackouts and soaring energy bills. Axiom Eco Homes analyses what this means for UK homeowners.
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Factory closures warning exposes net zero cost split
The Telegraph reports energy bills risk factory closures under Miliband's net zero push. We analyse what this means for UK homeowners and energy costs.
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Why your air conditioning could be ripped out under net zero rules
New UK building regulations may force homeowners to remove air conditioning units. We explain the rules, costs, and what you can do now.
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Why energy firms want Ofgem overhauled and what it means for your bills
UK energy firms are calling for an overhaul of regulator Ofgem. We analyse what this means for household bills, EPC targets, and the net-zero transition.
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What a Reform government would mean for solar panels and EVs
Analysis of how a Reform government could reshape UK solar panel and EV policy, costs, grants, and what it means for homeowners.
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Net zero economy surges as UK government reaffirms climate targets
The net zero economy grew 10% in 2024, adding £83bn. We analyse what the government's renewed climate ambition means for UK homeowners' energy bills and retrofit choices.
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Net zero economy now employs over a million UK workers
A new report reveals over 1 million UK workers now depend on the net zero economy. Axiom Eco Homes explores what this means for homeowners, jobs, and energy upgrades.
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Net Zero Buildings Standard: What UK homeowners must know
The UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard sets new rules for new homes. We explain costs, EPC impact, and what it means for your retrofit plans.
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Net zero rules are splitting the housing market in two
EPC targets create a two-tier housing market: higher costs for older homes, lower bills for new builds. What UK homeowners need to know about net zero rules.