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Which Solar Panels Should UK Homeowners Actually Buy
Which solar panels perform best in UK weather? Axiom Eco Homes reviews Which? tests, costs, grants, and EPC impact for homeowners.
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Energy bills to rise £209 in July as Ofgem prepares price cap hike
Energy bills are set to rise by £209 in July 2026, according to multiple reports. We break down what it means for your home, grants available, and next steps.
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Retrofit advice gaps risk leaving UK homeowners out of pocket
Energy Saving Trust warns patchy local advice and complex grants are slowing home energy upgrades. What it means for your bills, EPC, and available funding.
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Price cap rise eases but union warns UK still over-reliant on gas
Energy price cap rise slows to 3.2% in latest forecast, but GMB Union warns UK remains vulnerable to volatile global gas markets. What it means for your bill.
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UK inflation set to fall as energy bill drop offsets rising fuel costs
UK inflation is set to fall in May 2026 as lower household energy bills from the new price cap offset rising fuel costs. What this means for your bills and grants.
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When solar farms leave villages in the dark
A village surrounded by solar panels but missing out on cheap power. Our editorial explores what UK homeowners can learn from the 'energy island' paradox.
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Solar inverter choices that will shape your 2026 savings
Solar inverters are the hidden heart of your PV system. Our 2026 guide covers types, costs, EPC impact, and compliance changes every UK homeowner needs.
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Energy bills forecast to jump £209 in July hitting £1,850 a year
Energy bills are forecast to rise by £209 to £1,850 a year from July 2026. We analyse the impact on UK households, grants, EPC ratings, and what you can do now.
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Price cap surge of 13% adds £180 to annual energy bills
The UK energy price cap is set to rise 13% in January 2025, the biggest jump since 2023. Here's what it means for your bills and how to cut costs with insulation, heat pumps, and solar.
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Half of UK homes stuck at EPC D or below
Over 50% of homes in England and Wales are rated EPC D or lower. We explain the cost, grant options, and steps to improve your rating.