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Solar policy uncertainty costs homeowners more than panels
UK solar firms warn policy flip-flops delay installations. Axiom Eco Homes on what it means for your EPC, bills, and the 0% VAT window.
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Energy price cap rises 13% — what it means for your retrofit plans
Ofgem's 13% price cap rise adds £180 to average bills. We analyse the impact on household budgets, EPC upgrades, and why insulation now pays back faster than ever.
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Retrofit reform mandates register for insulation installers
New UK retrofit plans will require insulation installers to register on a national scheme. What this means for homeowners, EPC ratings, and costs.
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Why reading your meter now could save you £63
With the price cap rising £63 in October, submitting a meter reading before the increase locks in lower rates. We explain the timing, the savings, and the EPC link.
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EPC ratings now matter more than a new kitchen for UK buyers
A new survey shows EPC ratings are the top priority for UK home buyers. We explain the costs, grants, and EPC impact of eco upgrades to boost your home's rating.
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Solar farms vs rooftop panels: which cuts your bill more
A new 50 MW solar farm in Suffolk raises the question: do large-scale solar projects lower household bills more than rooftop panels? Axiom Eco Homes analyses costs, EPC impact and grants.
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High temperature heat pumps can retrofit UK homes without full insulation
Mitsubishi Electric's white paper on high temperature heat pumps could change how UK homeowners retrofit. Lower costs, fewer fabric upgrades, and EPC gains.
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School holidays add £175 to energy bills for UK parents
A new poll suggests school holidays spike energy bills by at least £175. We analyse the costs, EPC impact, and what UK homeowners can do to cut usage.
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Free aircon scheme or heat pump push: what UK homeowners need to know
The Sun reports a £5,000 free aircon scheme for UK homes. We break down what it really covers, how it affects EPC ratings, and whether heat pumps are a better bet.
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Retrofit priorities shift as engineers target transport first
The IMechE calls for civil engineers to retrofit transport hubs before homes. We analyse what this means for UK homeowners' energy upgrades and EPC targets.