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Solar sector slams Reform UK threatens to double energy bills
In The Cut this week, we're looking at what a Reform UK government could cost in energy bills.
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Energy price cap prediction: bills to rise to £1,846 in July Energy bills will likely rise to £1,846 when the new price comes into effect in July. -
Anker SOLIX unveils new plug-in solar storage technology Anker's new plug-in solar could potentially power 95% of appliances in an average home when it is available in the UK. -
Why a Reform UK government would be terrible for energy bills A Reform government would likely see bills go up. Here's why. -
Anker Solix unveils XE Home Battery to cut energy bills Plug and Play home solar battery storage brand Anker Solix unveiled a new all-in-one solar home battery that offers up to 5,000W power output and a capacity of 7kWh to help homeowners cut energy bills at Solar & Storage Live London 2026. -
Easy to install heat pump to hit UK market next year Nusku has unveiled a new heat pump that it says is quicker to install than traditional ones. -
Is the government doing enough to cut energy bills? Ministers have done plenty to cut energy bills, but is it enough? We take a look at what needs to be done. -
GAC Aion V available from Spring 2026, with Aion UT to follow Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer GAC Group has unveiled two new models under its Aion brand: Aion V and Aion UT, which will be available to buy in the UK later this year. -
Nissan to launch all-electric Juke in the UK in 2027 Car manufacturer giant Nissan has unveiled its all-electric Juke and is planning to launch it in the UK in the Spring of 2027. -
Why North Sea oil and gas would not bring down our energy bills The North Sea is not the answer to ballooning energy bills, so why do people keep pushing it? Renewables are cheaper and more reliable.
