The Truth About the “Wet Wood” Ban On 21st February 2020, the government announced plans to move forward with their Clean Air Strategy. This means they will be restricting the sale of house coal and wet wood, starting in February 2021. While the COVID-19 pandemic has delayed many aspects of... Read More

While most electric heaters work in broadly the same way, there are a few key differences between models. The biggest thing to look out for is what material the heating element is made of. A quality heating element made of the best material will be much more efficient than a... Read More

All You Need to Know About the Cheapest Heaters to Run Reducing the amount of energy we use is a year-round concern. As the effects of climate change continue to worsen and energy costs continue to rise, the price of heating our homes through the winter is a particular concern.... Read More

The UK has officially left the EU and entered into the transition phase of Brexit. This means there is still much we don’t know about Britain’s future relationship with the EU and the laws it’ll adopt. As EcoDesign Lot 20 is a European directive, you may be wondering how it’ll... Read More

Residential Tenants, Sub-Letting, and Commercial Properties Since 1st April 2020, the MEES (Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards) laws have tightened for landlords. Tenants may also be affected by these new regulations, so it’s important to be aware of them if you’re living in a rented property. June 2020 update: As far... Read More

EcoDesign Directive EU legislation that aims to reduce Europe’s energy usage by 20% before the end of 2020. These laws cover every electrical appliance, from heaters to fridges. Despite the uncertainty around Brexit, the UK has already signed up to this change and it’s already in effect. Lot 20 To... Read More

From 1st April 2020, private landlords have to abide by new, stricter heating regulations. This guide will tell you all you need to know about these new laws, whether you’ll be affected, and all you need to know. What Are MEES Regulations? MEES stands for Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards, and... Read More