May 2022
Europe has never paid as much for energy as it is in today's market.
With the global pandemic,geo-political tensions, supply chain disruption, and many energy suppliers going out of business,energy prices are at an all-time high – an increase of 200% in the past two years alone. This upward trend shows no signs of slowing down and is actually expected to continue increasing until 2025.
May 2022
Natural gas prices surge 300% since 2021, causing 31 energy suppliers to go bust.
The UK is eyeing energy independence after record breaking energy prices from the pandemic and the recent Russian invasion into Ukraine.
April 2022
Europe has never paid as much for energy as it is in today’s market.
With the global pandemic, geo-political tensions, supply chain disruption, and many energy suppliers going out of business, energy prices are at an all-time high – an increase of 200% in the past two years alone. This upward trend shows no signs of slowing down and is actually expected to continue increasing until 2025.
November 2020
One of the more commonly discussed catch 22s, holding back the growth of the solar sector, is the fact that panels have to go somewhere. And too commonly, they are in the form of large-scale, ground mounted solar. A central reason for this is that they are easier to fund than rooftop solar as they more predictable. This is due to the conversely transient nature of tenancy, leases, and the changes-of-hands common with rooftop ownership. Moreover, large scale solar projects are able to achieve carbon emergency targets in one go. Finally, they are thought of as cheaper, due to their solar economies of scale.