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Louise Frohlich
Joining Eco Experts in April 2024 as Editorial Assistant, Louise has a keen interest in low-carbon technology and enjoys writing about anything sustainability related.
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Businesses no longer need planning permission to get wind turbines Planning permission is no longer required for small wind turbines in the UK as the government looks for ways to cut energy billsLouise Frohlich -
Can solar energy power a human civilisation on the Moon? Solar energy could one day be helping to power a £94.3 billion economy on the MoonLouise Frohlich -
Could bottled sunlight be a new solar battery storage alternative? Scientists have invented a liquid solar battery that can capture and store a record amount of energy, making it easier to live off gridLouise Frohlich -
UK’s first geothermal plant to power 10,000 homes Around 10,000 homes will be powered by clean energy from the earth after the UK’s first geothermal power plant went online.Louise Frohlich -
US-Iran conflict could see energy bills jump to £2,500 a year Household energy bills could rise as wholesale prices balloon due to the US-Israel and Iran conflict and the closing of the Strait of Hormuz.Louise Frohlich -
Aira says more tariff options can cut bills by 90% Aira launches tariff-agnostic optimisation capability for heat pumps and home energy systems to work across hundreds of energy tariffsLouise Frohlich -
How much do solar storage batteries cost in 2026? This guide explains how much a solar battery costs, the amount it'll save you every year, and how that'll affect your solar break-even point.Jane Hoskyn -
Will solar panels become more powerful? Global clean technology world invests heavily in perovskite solar cells in response to fears around energy security and costsMaximilian Schwerdtfeger -
First residents move into London’s low-carbon neighbourhood London's ambitious low-carbon regeneration project will soon be home to its first 100 residentsLouise Frohlich