Category: Energy efficiency
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LX Hausys America Unveils 2025 ESG Progress Report
LX Hausys America Inc., an innovative manufacturer of building and decorative materials, today announced the release of its corporate 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report. The report details the global sustainability goals and achievements of its parent organization, LX Hausys Ltd., a Korean-based company which designs and manufactures innovative material solutions for multiple markets…
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Energy efficiency scheme failures slammed in damning NAO report
In addition to these issues, in November 2024, Ofgem estimated that businesses had falsified claims for ECO installations in approximately 5,600 to 16,500 homes, potentially claiming between £56 million and £165 million from the energy suppliers operating under the scheme. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Zonal energy pricing plans paused, but could still return
The government may have shelved plans for zonal electricity pricing, which would have seen power costs vary by region, but energy experts and analysts suggest the conversation is far from over. While ministers say a reformed national pricing system is the best path forward, some within the energy sector are signaling that regional pricing could…
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Hundreds of thousands relieved as meter switch-off delayed
Hundreds of thousands of households across the UK can breathe a sigh of relief after the government announced a delay to the planned shutdown of older electricity meters, averting a potential crisis in heating and hot water access. The government has confirmed that the planned 30 June switch-off of the Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) to…
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Ofgem warns: Price Cap drop may not be the best deal
Energy bills are set to fall by 7% from July, but regulator Ofgem is urging homeowners not to rely on the energy price cap alone, warning that switching to a fixed tariff could lead to bigger savings. Despite the summer drop, many households could still be overpaying for their gas and electricity. The regulator says…
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UK EPC target to be missed by 13 years as home energy upgrades stall
The UK’s goal for all homes to meet minimum energy efficiency standards by 2030 is unlikely to be met, with leading banks predicting delays of up to 13 years. New forecasts suggest it could be 2043 before most properties reach EPC Band C, the government’s benchmark for energy performance. The shortfall threatens to derail climate…
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UK EPC target to be missed by 13 years as home energy upgrades stall
The UK’s goal for all homes to meet minimum energy efficiency standards by 2030 is unlikely to be met, with leading banks predicting delays of up to 13 years. New forecasts suggest it could be 2043 before most properties reach EPC Band C, the government’s benchmark for energy performance. The shortfall threatens to derail climate…
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Pictures show a miniature Miliband and tiny Farage ‘debating’ green issues in Good Energy model village
In a playful yet poignant display, Good Energy has transformed Southsea Model Village into “Sunshine Place,” a miniature neighborhood showcasing the potential of renewable energy in everyday life. The installation features tiny eco homes equipped with solar panels and heat pumps, alongside miniature figures of prominent political figures, including Energy Secretary Ed Miliband and Reform…
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Zonal energy pricing: Is it the key to lowering energy bills?
As the UK grapples with some of the highest electricity prices in the world, the debate around zonal energy pricing has gained considerable momentum. This system, which sets electricity prices according to geographic zones based on local supply and demand, is viewed by many energy experts as a potential solution to the UK’s energy crisis…

