With the average yearly cost of energy bills surging due to price caps rocketing by a whopping 54%, UK homeowners are forced to financially rethink – and not just in terms of energy usage, but with their living expenses overall. For many households, what used to be a three-figure bill has gained an extra digit or two, almost overnight.

Clean energy has two major benefits - firstly, the positive impacts on the environment including climate change. Secondly, renewable energy sources reduce costs significantly and therefore, allow you to save money

As suppliers continue to struggle or go bust it is the British public who are picking up the bill - with some energy customers seeing as much as a 50% increase in their energy costs. The biggest concern is Ofgem's next 2 price cap changes - in April and October.

Energy should not be a cause for concern in your life, modern-day living is fast-paced and relentless so deciding whether you can afford to turn the heating on during the cold winter days and nights should not add to the pile.

After three lockdowns, food and HGV driver shortages, and amidst a global pandemic, the last thing that is needed is more costs going up. But unfortunately, the cost of energy supply has risen dramatically. The price of gas for suppliers has increased by 250% since the start of the year, with a 50% rise just since August.