Despite many of us hanging on for an Indian summer in September, temperatures are cooling off, and the days are noticeably shorter, and it won’t be long until households across the UK are turning up their central heating, which can lead to higher fuel bills over the winter period.
Energy efficiency is high on the agenda at the moment, as the world’s climate becomes hotter every year, and the devastating results of global warming can be seen with frightening regularity. Near the top of the action list is improving the efficiency of UK homes, which are currently responsible for 20% of the nation’s carbon emissions.
Do Solar Panels Work Effectively Over The Winter Months?9th December 2024 - 10:02 amSolar panels have become a huge topic of interest amongst both businesses and homeowners, as installation prices continue to decrease and their value for money continues to increase with more efficient photovoltaic cells. One of the biggest barriers in the way of wider adoption of solar power is misconceptions about their capabilities. For example, there […]
