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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.
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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.
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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.
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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).
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7 easy ways to improve your property’s EPC rating Improving your home's EPC rating is one of the best ways to reduce your energy bills. Find out 7 easy ways to improve your EPC rating here.
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Survey shows that 80% of Brits want more clean energy A huge majority of people in the UK say they want more government support for renewable energy.
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Government grants push renewable tech installations to record levels Certified installations of renewable technology, including solar panels, storage batteries and heat pumps increased by 37% in the first half of 2025, with a record 170,000 taking place between January and June.
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Renewables generated half of UK’s electricity last year Clean technology accounted for 50.4% of the electricity generated in 2024, and the country now has a 'golden opportunity' to cut bills.
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What are the benefits of solar? With Simon Peat – Positive Energy Ep9 Watch episode 9 of Positive Energy with Project Solar UK CEO Simon Peat in conversation with Max Schwerdtfeger and Roland Ellison