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Energy bills push 6.3m into fuel poverty: what homeowners can do now
6.3 million UK households are in fuel poverty as energy bills surge. Axiom Eco Homes on EPC upgrades, grants, and practical steps to cut costs.
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Welsh homes lead UK solar surge shielding bills from global shocks
New analysis shows Welsh homes install solar panels at double the rate of England. Axiom Eco Homes explains the policy differences and how to cut bills.
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Energy price cap rises again: should you fix now or wait
The energy price cap rises by £63 tomorrow. We analyse whether to fix a tariff now, what the October cap might bring, and how to cut your bills with eco upgrades.
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Read your energy meter now or pay more than you owe
With energy prices rising, failing to submit meter readings could cost UK households hundreds. Axiom Eco Homes explains why and how to act.
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Fire safety rules risk pricing solar panels off smaller UK homes
New fire safety guidance could make solar panels unviable for terraced houses and flats. We analyse the costs, EPC impact, and what homeowners can do.
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Price cap rise pushes millions toward fuel poverty
The October price cap rise will add £63 to typical bills, pushing millions into fuel poverty. Axiom Eco Homes explains what it means for your EPC and upgrade options.
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UK electricity prices are blocking the green home revolution
High UK electricity costs are the biggest barrier to home electrification. We analyse the impact on heat pumps, solar, and EPC ratings, plus what you can do.
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ScottishPower owes £1,000 in solar payments – and thousands more could be waiting
The Guardian reports ScottishPower owes one customer £1,000 in solar payments. We analyse what this means for UK households with solar panels and export tariffs.
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Energy price cap jumps 13% why your meter reading matters now
Ofgem's 13% price cap rise hits in January 2025. Sending a meter reading before the change could save a typical household £80. Here's how.
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EPC ratings now matter to 77% of home movers
A new poll finds 77% of UK homeowners say EPC ratings will influence their next move. We analyse the cost, grant, and retrofit implications for sellers and buyers.