The Bill Behind the Front Door:
When you buy a home, the energy bill quietly shapes its affordability for years. We look at where the price cap sits, why the building itself matters so much and the small changes that can bring your bills down.
Energy Efficiency
Solar on the Rise
Britain is in the middle of a rooftop solar boom, and more homes are coming to market with panels already fitted. We look at the numbers behind it, whether solar pays off and what it means for buyers and sellers.
Mortgage
Will Your Home Get A Green Mortgage?
Only 40% of UK homes have an EPC rating of C or above. We explain what green mortgages are, who qualifies, why lenders are taking energy ratings seriously and what it means for your home's value.
Energy Efficiency
Solar Panels: A Homeowner's Guide
Rising bills and falling installation costs have made solar mainstream for UK homeowners. Our guide covers how solar panels work, whether your home is suitable, what they cost and what to expect from installation.
What is a green mortgage?
Green mortgages reward energy-efficient homes with better rates or cashback. We explain what they are, how they work, how to improve your EPC rating and where to find out more.
Average UK Energy Bills in 2025
How much does the average UK household pay for energy? Based on Ofgem's price cap data, we break down monthly gas and electricity costs by house size and share proven ways to cut your bills.
Winter Energy Efficiency: Practical Tips to Keep Your Home Warm and Your Bills Low
Heating is one of the biggest household costs in winter. These practical energy efficiency tips, from draught-proofing to insulation and smarter heating controls, will help keep your home warm and your bills down.
EPCs Are Evolving: What Landlords Need to Know
Energy Performance Certificates are changing as the government moves to a new Home Energy Model. We explain what's changing, why it matters for landlords and the tools and incentives available.
Why Sustainable Home Improvements Are Worth It
Sustainable renovations can cost more upfront, but they often pay for themselves through lower bills, better EPC ratings and higher resale value. We look at the changes that make the biggest difference.