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Energy price cap to rise 13 per cent this summer
The energy price cap will jump 13 per cent from July, adding £156 to typical household bills. Axiom Eco Homes explains what it means for your EPC and grants.
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Ofgem price cap to rise 13% in July adding £221 to annual bills
Ofgem announces 13% energy price cap rise from July 2026, adding £221 to typical household bills. What it means for UK homeowners and how to cut costs.
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Energy bills rise from July: what UK homeowners need to know
Energy bills are set to rise from July 2025 due to geopolitical tensions. Here's what UK homeowners can do to cut costs and improve efficiency now.
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Hospital solar savings show homeowners what they miss
Leighton Hospital's solar panels will save nearly £10,000 a year. Here's what UK homeowners can learn about costs, grants, and EPC impact.
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Two million UK solar homes and what it means for your energy bill
Solar panel installations have passed two million in the UK. We examine what this milestone means for homeowners considering solar, including costs, grants, and EPC impact.
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Energy price cap rises again: what homeowners can actually do
The October energy price cap rise adds £63 to typical bills. Axiom Eco Homes explores insulation, heat pumps, and grants to cut costs long-term.
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Plug-in solar panels could cut £1,100 from your energy bill
Plug-in solar panels could save UK homes £1,100 a year on energy bills. Axiom Eco Homes explains costs, EPC impact, grants, and real-world action.
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Iran war impact hits UK household energy bills for first time
The Iran conflict has pushed up UK energy bills for the first time, with typical annual costs rising by £120. What it means for your EPC, grants and next steps.
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Electricity price rise hits UK households this week
Electricity prices are rising this week, adding £63 to typical bills. Axiom Eco Homes explains the impact on UK homeowners and steps to cut costs.
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The price cap stays high: what UK homeowners should do now
Ofgem's price cap will remain high for years. We explain what that means for your bills and which eco-upgrades actually pay back.