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US-Iran war conditional ceasefire: will our bills go down?
Our energy bills are set to change dramatically in the next few months, but is it good news or bad?
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Everything you need to know about renewable energy Renewable energy is cheaper and cleaner than fossil fuels. Our guide gives you everything you need to know. -
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 bills -
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 Moon -
Ofgem: Energy price cap falls by 7% to £1,641 Energy bills for a typical household will drop by £117 or 7% for the average dual fuel household from 1 April to 30 June 2026, energy regulator Ofgem has announced. -
Energy bill help still months away as govt aims to cut link with gas The government is looking to bring in new help for household energy bills in the Autumn as it looks to cut the link with gas -
Debunking common heat pump myths with David Leighton – Positive Energy Podcast ep 15 Watch episode 15 of Positive Energy – powered by The Eco Experts, with David Leighton, national distribution sales manager at LG Solutions, in conversation with Sam Pamphlon -
New-build families to slash £830 off energy bills Families buying new-build homes could save up to £830 a year on their energy bills, compared to a standard home with an EPC rating of C, under new rules announced as part of the Future Homes Standard. -
EV savings jump by £200 thanks to US-Iran war Electric vehicle (EV) drivers could find themselves saving an extra £200 per year compared to petrol cars, as the US-Iran conflict continues, new analysis from the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) has found. -
Dongfang builds world’s biggest wind turbine Mingyang Smart Energy, a Chinese energy company, has just commissioned what might be the world's biggest wind turbine.