The War on Humanity – A Battle for Our Future Introduction In a world where the powers that be preach the necessity of living smaller, hungrier, colder, and more limited lives, it’s crucial to question their motives and the true impact of their agendas on the lives of everyday people.… Read More »The War on Humanity – A Battle for Our Future
Property owners to face prison for not complying with new energy rules Ministers want to grant powers to create new criminal offences and increase penalties as part of efforts to hit net zero targets New Energy Efficiency Rules: Property Owners Facing Prison and Backlash In a controversial move that has… Read More »Property owners to face prison for not complying with new energy rules
Is a Heat Pump Right for Your Home? 6 Factors to Consider Before Buying As the world moves towards a greener future, heat pumps have emerged as a promising alternative to traditional gas boilers. The UK government aims to have 600,000 heat pumps installed annually by 2028, gradually phasing out… Read More »Is a Heat Pump Right for Your Home? 6 Factors to Consider Before Buying
The Collision Course: How Net Zero Targets Could Impact Falling House Prices Introduction: As Britain sets its sights on achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, the nation’s aging and inefficient housing stock emerges as a significant hurdle. With millions of homes contributing to carbon emissions, the government’s efforts to… Read More »The Collision Course: How Net Zero Targets Could Impact Falling House Prices
Rooftop solar panels are up to 79% cheaper than they were in 2010. These plummeting costs have made rooftop solar photovoltaics even more attractive to households and businesses who want to reduce their reliance on electricity grids while reducing their carbon footprints. But are there enough rooftop surfaces for this… Read More »Why don’t all new buildings have solar panels?