Energy Saving - Cost Guides - Page 7 of 9

Cut your energy bills with home insulation

Energy bills have shot up over the last 12 months and homeowners are drastically looking for ways they can reduce their outgoings. In fact, in ...

One fifth of world energy could come from biomass

Biomass could provide one fifth of global energy, say the UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC). And this would come into effect without damaging food production. ...

Huhne claims carbon and energy targets still on track

Despite the Labour party suggesting the UK’s carbon targets have been derailed, Energy and Climate Secretary Chris Huhne says they’re still on track. The government ...

Homes need to take advantage of oil heating schemes

Many homes in the UK still rely on heating oil to warm their homes and the government is urging homeowners to seek the assistance they’re ...

Britain’s lack of awareness limits energy saving potential

A lack of information and education when it comes to energy efficiency is stopping the UK from meeting government targets, according to solar distributor Rexel. ...

Energy Act announced in preparation for Green Deal

The Department of Energy and Climate (DECC) have announced an Energy Act to support energy efficiency in homes in the UK. According to the report ...

Energy bills to increase a further £300 by 2020

In the next decade household bills are expected to rise even more, and by 2020 it’s predicted homeowners will be paying £300 more for their ...

Huhne oversees Yorkshire energy efficiency project

A energy efficiency project in Yorkshire to reduce fuel bills and cut carbon emissions has been welcomed by the government as it can be a ...

Energy efficiency funding headed by HSBC and Goldman Sachs

With the government’s Green Deal ready for next year, a consortium has opened a not-for-profit organisation to help homeowners improve their property’s energy efficiency. Included ...

Government’s energy saving targets prevented by gadget love affair

The government could miss out on its energy saving targets because of the rise in the UK’s gadget love affair. Despite more energy efficient measures ...