In recent times, the dynamics of energy pricing have been a subject of significant concern for households and policymakers alike. The fluctuations in energy costs, influenced by both regulatory measures and geopolitical events, underscore the multifaceted challenges in ensuring stable and affordable energy supplies. Key Insights: Regulatory Influence on Energy Costs: The adjustment of price […]
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Jun
Jun
As the political winds shift and the UK stands on the brink of a new era, the nation’s energy landscape is ripe for transformation. In a recent statement that resonates with both urgency and optimism, the trade body Scottish Renewables has issued a clarion call for the incoming government to prioritise a clean energy future. […]
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Jun
Jun
In the race to combat climate change, the role of renewable energy in achieving net-zero emissions cannot be overstated. As we navigate the complexities of transitioning to a sustainable energy future, it’s clear that renewable sources—such as solar, wind, and hydro—are not just viable alternatives but essential components of a resilient and clean energy system. […]
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May
May
As the sun casts its rays over the United Kingdom, it not only brings light but also a beacon of hope for a sustainable future. The recent milestone of 1.5 million home solar installations in the UK is a testament to the growing commitment to renewable energy and the fight against climate change. This achievement […]
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May
May
As we approach the July election, the energy industry’s call for a renewed focus on renewable energy is more critical than ever. The climate crisis demands bold action and forward-thinking policies, emphasising renewables not only promises a sustainable future but also fosters innovation, creates jobs, and drives economic growth. Now is the time for policymakers […]
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May
May
There has been a rise in the number of adverts we see on social media and online urging individuals to apply for Government funded energy efficiency schemes, however, in new reports Virgin Media O2 warns customers of a surge in fraudulent texts related to energy efficiency schemes, particularly ‘ECO4’, aiming to deceive individuals into disclosing […]
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May
May
With concerns mounting over potential energy bill increases for UK households, it’s crucial for Shropshire Green Energy Centre customes to stay informed about the evolving landscape. Recent government strategies, including investments in gas-fired power stations, could impact consumers financially in the coming years. While these measures aim to enhance energy security and ensure uninterrupted power […]
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May
May
In new reports, the National Audit Office (NAO) has flagged the slow progress in the UK’s journey towards decarbonising home heating. Home heating, contributing 18% of greenhouse gas emissions in 2021, plays a crucial role in the UK’s net zero target by 2050. Despite the government’s focus on heat pumps in the 2021 Heat and […]
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May
May
The recent findings from Ofgem’s annual report on the Warm Home Discount scheme present a concerning picture of underutilised funds and inefficiencies in supporting vulnerable households in the UK. With an underspend of £74 million despite a substantial allocation, it is evident that changes are needed to ensure the effective deployment of resources to those […]
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May
May
New reports indicate that the UK experienced a significant drop in wholesale electricity prices during the first quarter of 2024 due to a surge in renewable energy production. Renewable sources, including wind, biomass, solar, and hydro, accounted for nearly half of Britain’s energy mix. This increase led to a 22% decrease in average electricity prices. […]
