Same panels, same electricity, twenty five times the difference in what somebody pays you for it. And every rate above 15p has one thing in common.
From 27 August you can buy a solar kit off a shelf and plug it into a socket. What the rules actually require, and the paperwork nobody is mentioning.
Fitted between 2011 and 2019 with no storage? Your roof has been giving most of it away. Whether you can add a battery is a narrower question than people assume.
The government cut VAT on electricity to soften it. The wholesale gas market swallowed the cut before it arrived. Here is the one part of your bill nobody can put up.
The EFL grades its clubs on sustainability. But the interesting story is financial: one Lancashire club has just taken £84,000 a year off its running costs.
Rate discounts, cashback and zero per cent borrowing, compared. What each lender actually requires, and the conditions people get caught out by.
We are at the NEC from 22 to 24 September. All three of the brands we fit are exhibiting, and here is what we want to find out from them.
Almost everyone sizes a battery against their roof. It should be sized against their evenings. How to work out the figure that actually matters.
Six Lancashire house types, six different solar answers. Stone terraces, interwar semis, estate houses, new builds, bungalows and farmhouses.
Solar in Lancashire is not the same job as solar in Surrey. Housing stock, shading, batteries, planning and the process, from a Clitheroe installer.
Shading costs more output than orientation or panel brand. What shades a Lancashire roof, and the three ways to deal with it.
New rules let you buy a solar kit off a shelf and plug it into a socket. What it will do, what it will not, and the paperwork nobody is mentioning.
Channel 4’s programme on passive house design, and what Energy House 2.0 tells us about building homes that barely need heating.
How the new government funding could bring relief to households worried about the cost of heating their homes.
The government has unveiled a £15 billion initiative aiming to tackle rising energy bills and the need for greener home heating.