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The Cut: You can watch the World Cup for free with solar In this week's The Cut, we set out how solar energy can help you watch the World Cup for free, as well as how loans can help with installments -
I used solar energy to watch England beat Mexico for free A portable solar panel and battery helped me watch the historic World Cup game using just clean energy -
The Cut: Andy Burnham must back clean energy The price cap is now £1,846. Will Andy Burnham be able to fix it? -
Will Andy Burnham bring down our energy bills? Andy Burnham is set to take over at Number 10 soon. Will he succeed in bringing down our energy bills. -
The Cut: Solar panels will keep your home cool for free Solar panels can power air conditioning systems for five hours, which is useful as heatwaves are going to become more common -
The Cut: Number 10 eyes up solar panels on supermarket shelves In this week's edition of The Cut, we have the government talking to Amazon etc, Octopus smart tariffs saving £1bn and a new battery system. -
Major retailers to sell plug-in solar panels Amazon, Lidl, Currys, and Asda are among those preparing to stock plug-in solar panels -
How will the World Cup affect the planet and your bills? In this week's edition of The Cut we're looking at the World Cup's carbon footprint and BYD's target to have your EV charged in five minutes. -
The 2026 World Cup could be the most polluting ever This year's tournament is set to be the biggest World Cup of all, but also the most polluting.