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Posted on 03 June 2026 Renewable technology is moving fast. While rooftop solar panel systems remain one of the most effective ways to generate clean electricity at home, 2026 is bringing new products, new uses for solar power, and new ways for people to get involved in the energy transition. From plug-in solar panels designed for renters to solar-powered post boxes and smart home devices, solar technology is appearing in more places than ever before.

Posted on 01 June 2026 With expected to increase by 25% from 2016 to 2030, sustainable travel matters more than ever. While it may seem like one trip won’t make a difference, sustainable holiday options lead to lower carbon emissions, stronger local economies, and healthier natural ecosystems. Here are some ethical tourism ideas to help you travel responsibly in 2026. Though they contribute less than 1% of tourism emissions, many low-income countries bear the biggest climate burden.

Posted on 20 May 2026 Plug-in solar panels are getting a lot of attention in the UK as a simpler, lower-cost way to generate renewable electricity at home. Unlike traditional rooftop solar systems, these smaller systems are designed to plug directly into a standard socket, making solar feel more accessible for renters, flat owners, and people who aren’t ready for a full installation. But how do plug-in solar panels actually work?

Posted on 05 May 2026 Plug-in solar panels are on their way to the UK and you’ve probably heard the buzz already. With talk of picking one up alongside your weekly shop, even we’re wondering: has solar really become that simple? In this guide, we’ll explain everything you need to know about plug-in solar panels – what they are, how they work, and what you can realistically expect from them.

Posted on 10 March 2026 Battery storage is a smart addition to any home. But choosing the best solar battery isn’t always as simple as picking the biggest brand or the largest capacity. So: which solar battery is best for your home? In this guide, we explain how the leading solar batteries compare, what sets them apart, and which one might suit your home best. All of the batteries featured below are known for being high quality, efficient, and backed by long-term warranties.

Energy prices are back in the news after wholesale gas prices rose sharply this week. The increase follows escalating conflict in the Middle East, including disruption to shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz – one of the world’s most important transport routes for oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG). Events like this can quickly ripple through global energy markets. But what does that actually mean for UK energy bills – and why do international conflicts affect what we pay here at home?

Posted on 24 February 2026 Back in autumn, the UK government announced a range of measures aimed at easing the cost of living. One headline announcement was a plan to cut household electricity bills by on average £150 a year. But where does that figure come from? Will everyone see the full saving? And how will it actually show up on your bill? In this guide, we explain what’s changing from April 2026, where the savings are coming from, and what it could mean for you.

Posted on 16 February 2026 By choosing the best energy tariff for your home, your energy can start working in your favour. That means lower costs, fewer surprises, and the peace of mind that you’re getting the best deal for how you actually live. In this guide, we’ll explain what the different energy tariff types mean, outlining everything you need to consider to find the best fit for your home and lifestyle.

Posted on 10 February 2026 You might have seen in the news that Feed-In Tariff payments are changing. In this article, we explain what the planned changes means for your FIT payments and how you can earn more from your solar panels. If you receive FIT payments, you’ll know that your generation and export payments rise with inflation every year. Since the scheme began, these increases have followed the Retail Prices Index (RPI), which was 4.2% in the 12 months to December 2025.

In January 2026, the government announced the landmark £15 billion ‘Warm Homes Plan’. Labelled the biggest public investment in home upgrades in British history, this long-awaited plan aims to secure UK energy independence, tackle the climate crisis and cut energy bills for good. In this article we look into some of the headline announcements, explain who might benefit, and why waiting for funding might not be the best idea for long term savings.