Good Energy is exempt from the price cap because we do much more to support growth in renewables and clean technologies than others. And because our customers have actively chosen our tariffs to contribute to that support.
The energy needed to keep Britain warm is enormous. Our collective heating demands across the country — homes, businesses, industry — often dwarf our power hungry tea habits. How do we make it greener?
Blenheim Palace is undergoing huge changes to become more sustainable.
E.ON is switching all its domestic customers to a '100% renewable' tariff. Good news, but too good to be true?
“Necessary, feasible and cost effective”. That’s what the Committee on Climate Change (CCC) says about achieving net zero UK greenhouse gas emissions in its new all-encompassing report.
The fight against climate change is global. It’s one which requires all nations to work collaboratively to build a low-carbon future.
The focus on export tariffs is welcome, but it risks missing the bigger picture.
Launched in 2010, the Government’s Feed-in Tariff (FiT) was a huge success. But it's coming to an end.
The Renewable Energy Guarantee of Origin scheme was intended as a simplification, but has become a loophole
We are investing in the electric vehicle charge point app, as part of our move towards a localised power future
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