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Plug-in solar panels are now legal in the UK
Plug-in solar panels are now legal in the UK after the government changed the law and made sure they're safe
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Octopus Energy and Project Solar win big at the Solar Satisfaction Awards Octopus Energy is the best solar installer in the UK, according to the first-ever Solar Satisfaction Survey from The Eco Experts. -
Ofgem: Energy price cap to rise by 4% to £1,723 on 1st October Energy bills for a typical household will be £60 more expensive from 1st October. -
Ferrari’s first EV sells for £29mn The first production model of the Ferrari Luce sold at auction for £29mn at an auction in California despite backlash. -
Lessons from Germany: what the UK can learn from Europe’s most mature plug-in solar market Germany is the most mature plug-in solar market in the world. With regulations about to be relaxed in the UK what lessons can we learn. -
Flats have huge potential for solar power, here’s why It's definitely a challenge getting people in flats and social housing to install solar panels, but Allume Energy UK might have found a way. -
MRCOOL unveils DIY heat pump that doubles as air conditioning US company MRCOOL has unveiled a new heat pump that can be fitted in tight, compact spaces and can doubles as an AC. -
Wales is about to get its first ever offshore wind farm The Llŷr Wind Farm will begin generating energy in 2031 and provide about 2,000 jobs in the construction period. -
E.ON customers save more than £2mn by not using peak time power E.ON Next show how customers can save loads by using energy more flexibly. Unfortunately only 50% know what off-peak means. -
Octopus offers free power to customers who cut back during solar eclipse Britain's biggest energy company will offer free electricity to customers who don't use power during the solar eclipse.
