British Gas announced today that electricity and gas prices would be
increasing by 6% for their customers. Npower followed suit with a 8.8%
hike for gas and 9.1% for electricity. Scottish Power has just increased
their prices by 7%. The winter announcements strike again…
The
price rises will put at least an additional £109 on the average bill
which will now take the average dual-bill to a record £1,309 in Britain.
The price increase comes at a time when there are already 6 million
households in fuel poverty across the UK, spending more than 10% of
their income paying their energy bills.
So how can you save whilst
energy prices continue to rise twice a year on average? Installing a
Solar PV system with Ballcontractors can help you go solar.
Now
thousands of homes are enjoying solar savings of £200 or more on average
per year. Lee from Manchester has been keeping us posted on his latest
bills – We were really shocked to get the latest letter from about our
direct debit from our energy company. Before our installation our direct
debit was £94 per month and now it’s something we smile about at only
£29 per month – a serious 71% savings. Truly incredible and it’s a great
feeling not being at the whim of power giants these days, says Lee.
Solar
is the best option to help protect your home and also improve the
attractiveness of the property to new buyers. Besides giving your home
the ability to wipe out the most recent rises, according to an ING
Direct survey, solar panels have been named the most desirable property
extra.
The TSB launched an initiative to Retrofit UK social housing stock in order to meet future targets in reduction of CO2 emissions and energy use. The competition 'Retrofit for the future’, looked for at least 50 demonstrator whole house solutions to improve the performance of the entire property with a goal to make deep cuts in carbon emissions. B Ball Contractors Ltd worked with CEN and Ashford Borough Council in winning the competition and to a successful conclusion.
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