What Is MEES? The UK government has a legally binding commitment to reduce carbon emissions 80% by 2050. To meet this target, a huge amount of work is needed to upgrade the country’s ageing and inefficient buildings which are responsible for 34% of all emissions. To encourage property owners to Read more…
A Runaway Success Story The feed in tariff was first introduced in April 2010 as a financial incentive to encourage property owners across the UK to install renewable energy technology on their homes and businesses. Eligible systems receive a payment for the clean energy they generate that ‘feeds in’ to Read more…
Stop Paying Too Much Around 70% of UK households are paying too much for their energy bills because they don’t regularly switch. As a nation, we pay £2.7 billion more than we need to every year, which on average is about £300 per household. Avoid Standard Tariffs The most common Read more…
On the 25th of June 2018, Greg Clark the relatively new minister for the relatively new Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) delivered a statement rejecting the development of the Swansea Tidal Lagoon based on the fact that it didn’t represent value for money for the UK taxpayer. Read more…
It’s time to accept that our experience of nuclear power has faded our romance and that our eye has wandered towards a more beautiful object for our affections: renewable power generated from wind turbines, solar panels, tides and waves. Most forward-thinking leaders in the energy industry are making plans to Read more…