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How cutting electricity bills can also cut carbon
New analysis shows UK households could save £270 a year on electricity bills by shifting demand to off-peak hours and using smarter tariffs. Here's how.
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Hampshire solar win shows local power is the real prize
A 29MW solar farm appeal in Hampshire signals a shift in planning policy. For UK homeowners, the real prize is cheaper rooftop solar and community energy.
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£250 bill discount for islanders near energy projects
Shetland residents near new energy projects could get £250 off bills. We analyse what this means for UK homeowners and the wider energy discount debate.
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Wasted wind adds £300 to bills – the grid is the problem
Wind farms paid to switch off cost UK households up to £300 a year. Axiom Eco Homes explains the grid bottleneck, EPC impact, and what homeowners can do.
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Giant solar farm approved – what it means for UK homeowners
A 1.3 GW solar farm in Lincolnshire gets the green light. We examine the impact on grid capacity, household bills, and the case for rooftop solar.
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Long-duration storage could cut household energy bills by £2bn
Ofgem's positive assessment of Frontier Power's long-duration storage projects could save UK households £2bn annually on energy bills. Here's what it means for homeowners.
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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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Octopus plug-in battery opens solar savings to renters
Octopus Energy's new plug-in battery lets renters and flat-dwellers store solar power without panels. We analyse costs, EPC impact, and whether it pays off for UK homes.
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North Sea drilling would raise household bills, Oxford study finds
Oxford University analysis shows that a "drill baby drill" approach to the North Sea would increase UK household energy bills compared to a fully renewable system. Here's what it means for your home.
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Why blocking cheap energy hurts your bills and UK security
Tories call objectors to cheap energy 'Luddites' threatening tech security. We analyse what this means for UK homeowners' bills and EPC ratings.