The UK government wants more people to install solar panels, so the regulations for solar energy are often relaxed, even in conservation zones or when listed buildings are involved. The purpose of a conservation area is to safeguard a location’s culture, architectural history, or distinctive characteristics. In the UK, there are no least 10,000 conservation … Read more
The Smart Export Guarantee was first launched in 2020 which means that your energy supplier has to pay you for the power you generate via your solar panels. Typically, if you generate more power than you need, this surplus energy will be fed back to the national grid where it can be used by other … Read more
In this guide, we’ll cover all the essentials you need to power your home with solar energy. It’s no secret that the energy from the sun is free (except for the cost of the installation) and it’s 100% renewable, hence why it’s growing in popularity, especially in light of the energy crisis. But how many panels do … Read more
Integrated solar panels (also called in-roof panels) are built directly into your roof structure, rather than sitting on top like traditional panels. They replace some of your roof tiles or slates, creating a flush, low-profile finish. Because they’re part of the roof system itself, integrated panels are usually fitted during a new build or roof … Read more