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Lloyds offers free Octopus air-source heat pumps with new mortgage deal
Lloyds to offer free heat pumps with new mortgage deal
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Political ‘courage’ is required to fix Spark Gap and hit heat pump target, says expert The government needs to make heat pumps the economic choice if it is going to hit its installation targets, according to experts. -
Tory plans to axe Climate Change Act slammed Plans from the Conservative Party to axe the Climate Change Act have been slammed by both business leaders and the renewable energy sector, with some saying it would harm the UK’s economy and energy security. -
Millions of renters rationed energy to pay bills last winter According to data from Citizens Advice, millions of renters had to ration gas and electricity last winter and others don't seek out support. -
How to cut energy without spending a lot of money Our guide gives some great advice on how to cut your energy usage and expense without spending loads of cash. -
Reeves could cut VAT on energy bills in November Budget Chancellor Rachel Reeves could cut VAT as a way of helping consumers with energy bills, according to reports. -
Octopus Energy partners with LG to bring affordable low-carbon heating to UK Octopus Energy has partnered with LG Electronics to bring homeowners affordable, planet-friendly heating and cooling systems across Europe in a bid to cut bills and reliance on fossil fuels. -
Heat pumps can cut bills in half if green levies are removed Renewable energy think tank E3G has found that a shift in government policy could mean heat pumps will halve energy bills. -
Ofgem: energy price cap to rise by 2% in October Energy bills for a typical household will rise by £35 a year from 1 October to 31 December 2025, Ofgem has announced today (27 August). The rise means a typical dual-fuel household will see their annual bill rise to £1,755 per year from the current annual price cap of £1,720. -
The renewable energy revolution, with Jan Rosenow – Positive Energy Ep10 For episode 10 of Positive Energy, we’re proud to welcome Jan Rosenow, Leader of the Energy Programme and Professor of Energy and Climate Policy at the Energy Climate Institute (ECI).