Does a Better EPC Rating Equal a Warmer Home?
When the weather is cold, it’s important that you have the warmth you need inside your home. Not only does a warm home feel better, it also helps to prevent damp. This warm and dry atmosphere helps to prevent health problems, especially in babies, children or older people who live in your home. The problem…
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Top Energy Saving Tips for This Winter
Winter is coming, and along with it comes longer nights, freezing temperatures, and increased energy bills. Are you looking for ways to save money, make your home more energy efficient, and reduce your carbon footprint this Winter? Well look no further! Here are our top tips on how you can stay warm while being energy…
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Properties With EPC Rating F or G Set to Cost Landlords up to £3,500
The government have announced that changes to regulations will mean that landlords in properties with an energy performance rating of F or G, will be expected to pay up to £3,500 towards energy efficiency measures to improve the rating of their properties. Requirements under the new regulations Since April 2018, landlords owning some of…
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How Far is the World from Climate Catastrophe?
At a recent summit in Korea of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), scientists and researchers presented a 33-page report with a recommendation that global warming needs to be controlled to the extent of not allowing temperatures to increase by more than 1.5° above pre-industrial levels. The Summary for Policymakers is a result of…
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Top Tips for a Better EPC Rating
An EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) is needed in the UK if you wish to build, sell, or let a house. The EPC is information that must be handed over to the renter or buyer, and in Scotland you must display the EPC certificate near the house’s boiler. Obviously, a house is a little more valuable…
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A Brief History of Architecture in London
London is famous for its iconic buildings, like the modern Shard and the historic St Paul’s Cathedral. The architecture of the city is a major attraction for tourists and brightens the environment for people who live in the UK capital. Anyone walking through London today can witness the beauty of a range of architectural styles…
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Halogen Bulbs Finally Banned in Europe
In 2009, Europe banned less energy efficient incandescent light bulbs and banned GU10 halogen light bulbs in 2016. As of 1st September 2018, the ban extended to the retailing of practically all halogen bulbs. This includes all non-directional halogen bulbs including pear and candle-shaped bulbs but certain types of specialised bulbs such as those for…
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Government Solar Power Subsidies to be Axed
Solar power is a clean renewable energy source with the potential to replace conventional fossil fuels such as gas and coal. This has a positive impact on the environment as it reduces the effects of land, air and water pollution caused by fossil fuels and reduces the carbon footprint of energy generation. There are a…
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What to Expect with a Technical Survey of your Energy Solutions
The UK Government is dedicated to the continuous improvement of energy efficiency in commercial premises across the country. Every business has to comply with the current regulations that apply which we will take a look at later in this article. In order to comply, businesses need to be aware of their current position with regards…
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