The Cut
The Cut is The Eco Experts’ weekly clean energy newsletter, written by deputy editor Max Schwerdtfeger. Every week we explain what’s happening in clean energy and what it means for your bills and your home. Sign up at theecoexperts.co.uk
The Cut: Big decisions are imminent
In this week's edition of The Cut, we're reflecting on the reported plans to cut the Boiler Upgrade Scheme and drilling in the North Sea.
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The Cut: Are plug-in solar panels more popular than rooftop? In this week's edition of The Cut, we're looking at the booming popularity of plug-in solar panels and what the PM should do to cut bills. -
The Cut: Will Great British Grid bring down bills? In this week's edition of The Cut, we look at the reaction to GB Grid. -
The Cut: Plug-in batteries need the same status as panels In this week's edition of The Cut, we went to Solar and Storage and discussed everything plug-in solar panel and batteries. -
The Cut: How easy is to get your hands on plug-in solar panels? In this week's edition of The Cut, we're looking at plug-in solar: how much it costs, where to buy them and what lessons we can learn.
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The Cut: Britain (and the world) backs clean technology In this week's edition of The Cut, we've got record application numbers for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme and more plug-in solar news. -
The Cut: Plug-in solar arrives just in time for new price cap In this week's edition of The Cut, we've got plug-in solar panels being made legal, the new energy price cap and Anker SOLIX's new battery. -
The Cut: Can plug-in solar fight the energy price cap? In this week's edition of The Cut, we're looking ahead to two big things: the next energy price cap and roll out of plug-in solar. -
The Cut: What can the UK learn from Germany’s plug-in solar policy? In this week's edition of The Cut we look at what the UK can learn from Germany, Europe's most mature plug-in solar market. -
The Cut: Solar boom shows why Burnham should shun North Sea Last month's solar boom shows just how fast the energy is growing in popularity. The only thing that can scupper it is bad policy making.