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With UK domestic energy costs remaining a key concern for homeowners in 2026, particularly those reliant on oil-fired heating, this study presents key insights from a detailed analysis originally conducted…
As we settle into January 2026, UK households are facing the latest Ofgem price cap of £1,758 per year for a typical dual-fuel household on Direct Debit (covering January to…
As we head into December 2025, the Ofgem energy price cap remains at £1,755 per year for a typical dual-fuel household on Direct Debit (covering October to December). Heating and…
The UK’s Warm Homes Plan 2025 is a game-changer for energy efficiency grants in the UK, helping millions combat fuel poverty, reduce energy bills, and achieve net-zero home upgrades. With…
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As businesses across the UK increasingly seek to reduce their carbon footprints and operate more sustainably, switching to renewable energy tariffs has become an attractive option. However, understanding these tariffs…
In the dynamic landscape of energy consumption and costs, particularly in the UK, becoming energy savvy is crucial. This holds true for homeowners, renters, and business owners across the nation.…
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Welcome to Powering Our Buildings. Here we explore how energy is used in homes, offices, and other buildings across the UK — from heating and electricity demand to efficiency improvements and low-carbon technologies. We look at the policies, markets, and infrastructure that shape the sector, and examine how these changes affect the way we live, work, and manage energy costs. Along the way, we highlight trends, innovations, and practical insights that help make sense of the rapidly evolving building energy landscape.
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