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The Cut: Will the Budget bring down bills?
In The Cut this week, we've focused on the Budget and what it means for billpayers. No standing charges on gas? Great. But VAT? Not great.
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Fuse Energy unveils plug-in solar and battery system The Jules panel and battery system is designed to help billpayers who don't have access to the necessary roof space for traditional panels. -
What is the Warm Homes Loan Scheme? Households will soon be able to get £15,000 toward the cost of solar panels through the Warm Homes Loan Scheme. -
Budget 2026: 20mn households to get £100 off energy bills The Chancellor is trying to "give breathing room" to households in today's Budget. First up: scrapping standing charges on gas. -
Can you get solar without owning your home? Here’s what’s changed Can you get solar without owning your own home? Yes, and to find out how, The Eco Experts has teamed up with EcoFlow. -
How much do plug-in solar panels cost? Plug-in solar panels cost from £599 to £1189, with Argos being the first retailer in the UK to stock and sell them. -
The Cut: Has Andy Burnham made a huge mistake? In this week's edition of The Cut, we're looking at the government's decision to approve Jackdaw and looking ahead to the Budget. -
When will plug-in batteries be legal in the UK? Plug-in batteries are likely to become legal in the UK in 2028 as ministers update legislation to bring the country in line with others. -
Octopus turns heat pump into home cooling system with Cosy Cooler Octopus Energy's Cosy Cooler can keep homes warm in the winter and cool in the summer. It will cost £500 when available next year. -
Why drilling in the North Sea is a terrible idea Miatta Fahnbulleh has just approved the Jackdaw North Sea site. This won't help our bills. Here's why.
