Helping UK homeowners save money on their heating

Central Heating Insurance or Savings Account?

Although today's central heating boilers conform to strict regulations, undergo annual safety inspections and are generally built to last, it is common for parts to break down or become faulty....

The Gas Safe Register: Avoiding Illegal Engineers

The vast majority of gas installations in Britain are perfectly safe and legal. However, the Gas Safe Register, which is a safety body that took over from Corgi in April this year, has called for the...

Bid to Salvage Flagging Green Energy Strategy

The UK's green energy targets have been widely derided as lacking ambition or not sufficiently aggressive to make a difference to global warming. Indeed, the facts remain that the hole in the ozone...

Falling Energy Costs, Rising Energy Prices

On the back of a deep recession, from which the British economy is only just beginning to emerge, it is unfortunate that times are unlikely to improve for many domestic energy consumers. In fact,...

Central Networks seeks Public Opinion

A rumble of thunder sounds overhead before the first flash of lightning electrifies the night sky. The satellite television is holding out as the winds pick up and rain begins to lash down. All is...

10:10 – a Chance to Save the World?

The domestic central heating industry is being infiltrated by calls for green, renewable sources of energy. This, it is argued, is essential to save humanity. Whilst many people continue to dismiss...

The Incandescent Bulb Argument Flares Again!

There have been concerns over Britain's move from traditional incandescent bulbs to their more energy efficient counterparts. Fluorescent energy saving bulbs are generally regarded as healthier for...

Tidal Power for Islay

Islay is one of Scotland's most famous and beautiful islands. With a population of around 3,500 and approximately 620 square kilometres of land, the island comprises a close community of inhabitants...

Nimbys: the Real Threat to Renewable Energy?

The so-called Nimbys, or 'not in my back yards', have been blamed for many things over the years. Nimbys are easy targets because they are faceless individuals who can be used to demonstrate a point...

Flagging British Wind Power

When the UK Government talks about its ambitious renewable energy plans to develop new sites for wind power stations, the less favourable reality is the UK is lagging behind the rest of the developed...

Is Solar Energy a Dwindling Ray of Hope?

The benefits of solar energy, harvested both on a mass scale and domestically through the installation of solar panels on rooftops, have been widely lauded by environmentalists, power companies and...

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