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Time to go solar?

01/07/2009 18:22:56

Climate change has climbed the agenda. Buildings are now being rated for energy efficiency and CO2 emissions. Some new homes are appearing with renewable energy systems built in.

Together we can tackle climate change

03/07/2009 16:51:39

The scientific evidence is clear. Human CO2 emissions are accelerating climate change. We all need to reduce the emissions for which we are personally responsible by burning less fuel.

Make the most of your energy

15/10/2009 17:29:32

The cost of household gas is almost twice what it was in 1999. Energy Saving Trust says the average household could still save around £300 a year on its energy bills. Are you missing a trick?

Free insulation for over 70s

15/10/2009 17:45:19

100% grant funded loft and cavity wall insulation is currently available to residents aged 70 years and above. This offer is made irrespective of your income and savings and whether or not you are in receipt of benefits.

What are the best insulation materials?

15/10/2009 17:24:35

This article takes a look at a range of different insulation materials which are available to the DIY enthusiast or self-build house builder.

Beat the (credit) freeze

15/10/2009 17:50:53

If you are getting poor returns on your investments, why not try energy saving?

Insulate and save!

15/10/2009 17:17:11

If you have little or no insulation in your home, up to 40p in every £1 of heat you pay for could be escaping before you feel warm. Hold this thought.

How smart is your driving?

22/07/2009 11:15:05

Most car drivers could be travelling a lot further on a tank of fuel. No new car is required - just a change to smarter driving. Try these tips:

Energy saving light bulb myth buster

28/09/2009 14:37:51

Not all information you read about energy saving light bulbs is accurate. The following Q&A should help put you in command of the facts.

Climate – it’s the pace of change that should concern us

15/10/2009 17:16:40

It is not unusual for the earth’s average temperature to rise or fall over tens of thousands of years. However, climate scientists consider it ‘very likely’ that global warming is now being accelerated by the high volumes of man-made carbon dioxide (CO2) in our atmosphere.