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Homeworking during the winter could see the nation’s energy bills rise to as much as £1.9 billion between October and March, according to a new report

From April to June 2020, registrations of electrically-chargeable vehicles rose by 53.3% across the EU, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association

There has been a gradual rise in energy demand back up towards 2019 levels since July, according to a report

That’s according to a new independent analysis conducted via Imperial Consultants by academics from Imperial College London for Drax Electric Insights.

Those with a ten-mile daily commute would save around 75 kilogrammes of carbon dioxide a year by working from home just one day per week, according to a report

Energy consumption for cooking, television watching and dishwasher use is set to fall, saving each household around £104 a year, according to a new report

Will the UK electricity landscape ever return to ‘normal’? Since the first lockdown was introduced on 23 March 2020, electricity demand in the UK has fallen by an enormous amount.

Nearly half of UK workers are concerned about the environmental impact of their travel to and from work, according to a new report

The energy supplier says this change is due to the ‘dramatic’ fall in energy demand during the lockdown

People who worked fewer hours or were furloughed during the lockdown and those with children who returned to school post-lockdown generate more food waste, according to a new report