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The majority of MPs believe that energy efficient heating controls should also be installed when boilers are replaced, figures from a recent survey by the Energy and Utilities Alliance (EUA) have been able to reveal. The Energy and Utilities Alliance (EUA) has been campaigning for heating controls to be recognised as an important factor in […]

A set of simpler, clearer energy tariffs would help consumers save on heating bills by choosing the pricing plans that best suits their needs, recent research by consumer group Which?, together with EDF Energy, has been able to reveal. The survey found 91% of people spotted the cheapest deal when shown simple prices compared to […]

Residents of Dumbiedykes, Moredun, West Mains, South Queensferry and Niddrie Mill in Edinburgh will benefit from a £3.3 million investment into making their homes warmer, more environmentally friendly and cheaper to heat, a recent news report in the local media has been able to reveal. The The investment is being delivered through Home Energy Efficiency […]

Close to 60% of the companies who will be liable to take part in the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) have not started work on the required assessment, data from the third annual Energy Management report drawn up by edie.net has been able to reveal. The ESOS scheme is providing a significant opportunity for UK […]

Energy efficiency can play a major role in helping consumers save money, while growing the energy efficiency industry and boosting the economy as a whole, the CBI has argued within one of their latest papers called “Effective Policy, Efficient Homes”.

The number of energy efficiency measures installed under the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) and Green Deal schemes has topped 1 million in under two years, a recent report was able to reveal.

Wales should invest £80m a year in efforts to tackle the problem of cold homes across the country and eradicate fuel poverty, Plaid Cymru has recently claimed.

More people believe that smart meters will likely benefit energy suppliers than themselves, a recent poll by YouGov has been able to reveal.

Around 2.3 million households in England are currently living in fuel poverty, although over 1 million households who cannot afford to heat their home to a comfortable level are in work, a recent paper published by Policy Exchange has been able to reveal.

A new £500 million energy waste centre set to be built in in Gloucestershire will provide heating for around 26,000 local homes, a recent media news report on this topic has been able to reveal.</p

A local council in London is launching a new scheme that will enable residents to save money on their energy bills by grouping together and getting the best deals from suppliers, a news report in the local media has been able to reveal.

An independent energy supplier has just launched what it claims to be the cheapest tariff on the market, a recent news report has been able to reveal.