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Chancellor’s National Wealth Fund unlocks £70bn to deliver clean energy
The National Wealth Fund has added more than £70bn in private investment to help make the UK a “clean energy superpower”, as well as strengthen the defence sector and deliver economic growth.
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More than four in 10 new homes in England built with solar power New homes in England have experienced a huge surge in solar panel installations following the introduction of more stringent rules on energy efficiency. -
GB Energy’s £200 million solar boost for schools and hospitals GB Energy, the newly launched clean energy investment company, has announced it will invest £200m in rooftop solar for schools and hospitals -
Solar roof tiles: A 2025 guide Solar tiles are typically at least twice as expensive as solar panels. We'll help you work out if they're worth it for your home. -
Govt launches clean energy ‘planning revolution’ Planning and Infrastructure Bill aims to make the UK a clean energy superpower. -
The pros and cons of renewable energy Global renewable energy capacity is increasing year-on-year – but what are pros and cons of green energy? Find out here. -
How to turn your property into a modern eco home Ever wondered how much money you could save by installing a handful of eco home appliances? Find out everything you need to know here. -
Zonal pricing could slash £74bn off energy bills, new report finds British customers could save up to £74bn by 2050 on electricity bills if the UK government adopted zonal pricing, according to a new report by FTI Consulting and commissioned by Octopus Energy -
Octopus Energy to trial ‘Zero Bills’ upgrade on existing homes Octopus Energy is expanding its ‘Zero Bills’ initiative to the next level by teaming up with Suffolk County Council to run a trial for existing homes in a bid to help eliminate more energy bills for households -
Are solar panels worth it in Ireland? Getting solar panels will typically save you €415 per year, allowing you to break even in just eight years. Here's what you need to know.