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Ofgem names long duration support winners
Ofgem has named winners for long-duration electricity storage support. Here's what it means for UK household energy bills, EPC ratings, and future grid costs.
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Hydropower returns to Britain after 40 years
New hydropower projects get Ofgem approval. What does this mean for UK homeowners' bills, EPC ratings, and green upgrades? Axiom Eco Homes analyses.
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Ofgem advances 16 long-duration energy storage projects
Ofgem has advanced 16 long-duration energy storage projects, aiming to cut grid costs and boost renewables. Here's what it means for UK homeowners and EPC ratings.
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Ovo Energy’s £10m penalty exposes prepayment meter risks for homeowners
Ovo Energy fined over £10m for prepayment meter failings. What this means for UK homeowners, EPC impact, costs, and how to avoid similar issues.
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Ofgem Connect Reform: What It Means for Home Solar and Heat Pumps
Ofgem's Connect pillar reform targets grid connection delays. For UK homeowners, this could mean faster solar and heat pump installations. Expert analysis on costs and EPC impact.
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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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Smart meter crackdown: what it means for your energy bills
New government rules force suppliers to fix faulty smart meters within set timeframes. Here's how it affects your bills, EPC rating, and energy-saving plans.
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Ofgem price cap rise: what it means for your home upgrades
The October energy price cap rise adds £63 to annual bills. We explain how this changes the maths on heat pumps, solar panels, and insulation for UK homeowners.
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Ofgem’s 13% price cap rise adds £180 to typical bill
Ofgem will raise the energy price cap by 13% from July, adding £180 to the typical household bill. We analyse the cost, grants, and what homeowners can do now.
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Britain’s £4.3bn energy debt a crisis of policy not poverty
UK households owe £4.3bn in energy debt. We unpick what this means for your bills, EPC upgrades, and why the system needs fixing, not charity.