Chris Huhne announces the first annual energy statement and sets out why there is need for rapid change if we are going to meet the 2050 target of reducing co2 by 80%.

Now is the time to start looking at installing solar pv panels for your home and your business as household energy bills set to increase by £300 per year according to an article in the Express today and business energy bills may increase by 26% in the next decade according…

The new coalition government are considering increasing stamp duty by 0.5% on inefficient homes says a recent article in the Guardian. A new green tax being considered by the government could add £850 to the cost of buying a typical home – and it would require the new owner to…

Case study video on how to reduce your energy bills by up to 60% by insulating your property and installing solar pv and ground source heat pumps.

A short video explaining how heat pumps work.

EnergyMyWay have recently opened an office in Totnes Devon offering our renewable energy services to perhaps the greenest town in the UK.

Electricity bills are generally always based on estimates so do not actually give you an accurate picture of how many Kwh (kilo watt hours) of electricity you use.  There are some relative cheap devices you can install both in a domestic situation or a commercial building.  For households the  best one I’ve…

Daily Mail say we are likely to face energy blackouts – it’s a typical Daily Mail article we’re all doomed – DOOMED I SAY!

This article is worth reading as it gives a good overview of the growth of Solar PV in the UK, it does highlight that the renewable heat incentive is still being consulted on and is not yet confirmed for April 2011.  As soon as it is we will let you…

Where now with Pay As You Save (PAYS) scheme.
The idea of PAYS is that a home owner can apply for a loan, either from the government directly or, more likely, from one of a number of proposed “commercial partners”, which will be secured against the property just like a mortgage. The PAYS loan is to be used to pay for a range of energy efficient home improvements such as cavity wall insulation, loft insulation, solar panels, heat pumps or anything which will either significantly reduce energy consumption, or generate heat or electricity.