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The Energy Efficiency Association’s Scotland Conference, held in Edinburgh on 8 October, brought together a wide range of speakers and delegates to explore the future of home energy efficiency.

Communities across Britain are set to benefit from extra investment in clean energy after the Government confirmed up to £75million in new funding for solar panels through Great British Energy.

The Government has confirmed major changes to the Warm Home Discount scheme for winter 2025–26, expanding eligibility to all energy bill payers who receive a qualifying means-tested benefit.

A new study has found that homes across Great Britain are better at keeping in heat than previously thought.

A new Government-commissioned study by Arup has found that the cost of producing electricity from onshore wind and solar has risen for the first time in over a decade, reflecting inflation and supply chain pressures.

The Government has published a new Areas of Research Interest (ARI) document setting out how research and innovation should support its mission to ‘Make Britain a Clean Energy Superpower’.

Government has published the roles and responsibilities of the Ministerial Team at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ)

As part of the Government's wider reshuffle a number of changes have taken place at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero.

Energy company Utilita will pay around £277,000 in compensation after failing to pay its Warm Home Discount payments on time, following a review by Ofgem.

The ECO4 and GBIS draft mid-scheme amendment legislation was laid before Parliament on June 11.

The latest version of RdSAP—RdSAP10 was released on June 15.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced plans to expand energy support to help the poorest households save on their energy bills.

Pubs, cafes, restaurants and hotels across the UK will have lower energy bills thanks to a new emissions cutting trial as part of the government’s Plan for Change.

MPs have called for a new national Warm Homes Advice Service, following a damning committee report.

The government has announced it is moving thousands of civil servants out of London to offices across the country, with the creation of hundreds of Energy posts in Aberdeen.