Data centres are eating grid capacity meant for homes
New rules target speculative data centres hoarding grid capacity. What this means for UK homeowners waiting for heat pump or EV charger connections.
New rules target speculative data centres hoarding grid capacity. What this means for UK homeowners waiting for heat pump or EV charger connections.
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Plug-in solar panels may soon be sold in UK shops. We analyse the costs, EPC impact, and whether they're a real solution for homeowners.
Ofgem proposes clearing the grid connections queue of speculative projects. For UK homeowners, this could mean faster heat pump and solar installs and lower bills.
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The government suspends VAT on household electricity bills. We analyse the savings, the catch, and what it means for your EPC and energy upgrades.
UK households pay double for electricity vs gas. We analyse the policy failure behind the price gap and list practical upgrades to cut bills.
Planning approval for a Devon hospital solar park shows how the UK is easing rules for large solar. What it means for homeowners considering panels.
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Ofgem may force data centres to pay millions upfront for UK power connections. What this means for household electricity bills and grid upgrades.