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What the April price cap, Middle East volatility, and summer outlook mean for solar, batteries and EVs
The April price cap brings some relief, but Middle East volatility means summer rates could rise. Here’s what this means for energy prices—and why fixing now plus investing in solar, batteries and smart EV charging could protect your household from ongoing shocks.
Powering Into 2026: The UK’s Biggest Clean‑Energy Upgrades Yet
Energy bills are set to fall by 7% from April 2026, record‑breaking investment in new UK solar capacity and the launch of the £15 billion Warm Homes Plan supporting upgrades like solar, batteries and heat pumps, 2026 is shaping up to be a major year for home energy improvements. Dive into the full breakdown.
Car Cost Calculator
Use this Car Cost Calculator to see whether a petrol, diesel, hybrid or electric vehicle will be the most efficient for you
A helpful guide to buying a car in 2026 - Part 1
If the last time you bought a car was before we knew what a Lockdown was and the choice was petrol or diesel, you’re not alone and these articles have been written with you in mind! We explore petrol, diesel, hybrid and full electric vehicles with different driver types
Warm Homes Plan
The UK’s £15 billion Warm Homes Plan will upgrade up to 5 million homes with solar, heat pumps, insulation and low‑carbon technologies by 2030. Welsh households can expect new grants, low‑interest loans and stronger protections for renters as support expands through 2026.
Energy Bills Are Changing from today. Here’s What You Need to Know (and Why It Matters!)
The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has announced the removal of the Green Levy, a decision being hailed for potentially saving the average household around £150 annually on energy bills. While this initially appears to be a significant financial relief, the Regulated Asset Base (RAB) charges coming in are worth understanding…
How much do solar panels cost in Cardiff?
Considering installing solar panels? We’ve got a simple breakdown for you
Business Insights: Why do energy prices fluctuate so much?
Energy price changes can hurt organisations. Strategic planning around your strategic direction, including sustainability, can lead to better outcomes
UK Energy Charges Over the Past 5 Years.
Wondering why your energy bills have changed so much? Our latest blog reviews the ups and downs of UK electricity prices from 2019 to 2024—what caused the spikes, and what’s next.
Whether you're considering solar panels or just want to understand your bills better, this post is packed with insights and official data.
💡 Learn how global events, price caps, and renewables are shaping the energy market—and what it means for your home.
UK Non-Domestic Energy Prices: What Businesses Need to Know (2020–2025)
UK businesses are seeing mixed signals in energy pricing. According to the latest government data, electricity costs for manufacturers fell, while gas prices rose. These shifts reflect ongoing market adjustments following the energy crisis. With prices stabilising but still elevated compared to pre-2021 levels, what can business do?
A visual report from our customer survey
Watch this short video of our summer survey results
Why Solar Panels Are Still a Smart Investment—Even in October
In our series answering your concerns, here’s a question we know our customers worry about in the cooler months. This article will answer the question; Is it still worth investing in solar panels at this time of year?
Octopus and BYD announcement
Octopus Energy’s new partnership with BYD marks a major leap forward for Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) technology in the UK. This collaboration could bring mainstream support for bi-directional EV charging—enabling cars to power homes, support the grid, and optimize energy costs. Discover how this move could reshape the future of smart energy.
What will the impact of Trump’s tariffs be on energy prices?
It’s Monday 7th April and stock markets around the world have tanked in the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s announcement of new tariffs on imports to the United States. For most of us, the impact on energy prices is where we could feel it most. Read More from Tewdric Energy

