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Find out how heat pumps work, the main types of heat pump, what to consider before installing one, and what savings you…

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Solar panel installation: a step-by-step guide

13 June 2025

Want to get started with solar? Our step-by-step guide will take you through the solar panel installation process.

Boiler services explained

4 June 2025

Everything you need to know about getting a boiler service: the cost, finding a Gas Safe registered engineer, and what’s legally required.

What does the energy efficient house of the future look like?

19 May 2025

The homes of the future won’t be science fiction – they’ll be homes just like yours, but with energy efficient technologies added…

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Go Renewable launches in 12 new areas of the UK

16 June 2025

Following a successful pilot in South West England, Go Renewable is launching in 12 new areas of the UK to support more…

Our response to the UK Government’s Comprehensive Spending Review

11 June 2025

Our response to the UK Government's Comprehensive Spending Review, with commentary from Energy Saving Trust head of policy Stew Horne.

Energy Redress Scheme opens new round of funding for charities and community energy groups

30 May 2025

Ofgem's Energy Redress Scheme opened its twelfth funding round for applications on Monday 19 May 2025.

Our response to the July 2025 energy price cap update

23 May 2025

Our response to the July 2025 energy price cap update, with commentary from Energy Saving Trust head of policy Stew Horne.