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Your chance to win an amazing £6,500 solar panel installation - Vimarsana News

Your chance to win an amazing £6,500 solar panel installation

With the current energy crisis, many of us are struggling to meet the cost of bills and this can be particularly hard for clubs and charities.

I'm an energy expert - here's the best way to save money with solar panels - Vimarsana News

I'm an energy expert - here's the best way to save money with solar panels

ENERGY bills are soaring with average costs expected to hit £3,244 in ­October.Could solar panels be the answer?Some households have saved hundreds

Ditching costly gas and oil is cheaper thanks to heat pump scheme - Vimarsana News

Ditching costly gas and oil is cheaper thanks to heat pump scheme

The cost of installing heat pumps has been slashed by thousands of pounds as consumers can now receive grants through the £450 million Boiler Upgrade Scheme.

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Should I install solar panels at home? - Vimarsana News

Should I install solar panels at home?

From installation costs, to money saved on energy bills, here's everything you need to know about installing solar panels at home. With expert advice

How New Building Rules Can Revitalize Residential Solar in England - Vimarsana News

How New Building Rules Can Revitalize Residential Solar in England

Tighter rules on the carbon footprint of new-build homes in England could likely trigger a fresh boom for residential solar. New homes will be required to produce 31 percent less carbon dioxide than they do now, according to plans laid out this week, which will require better energy efficiency and being “heat pump ready.” In the vast majority of cases, it is expected that solar will be the most cost-effective way for homebuilders to remain below the carbon threshold. The new rules are expected to pass into law in the spring of 2021, and they will likely begin to be applied to new bui...