The Latest Breaking News from Energy Efficiency

Insulation keeps our homes comfortable and our energy bills manageable. But even if you think you’ve covered all the bases, some areas and items you assume are insulated might not be. This can lead to wasted energy, higher expenses, and uncomfortable drafts. Understanding what’s truly protected—and what isn’t—can help you…

Actor Benedict Cumberbatch has branded the film industry "grossly wasteful" - insisting Hollywood needs to improve standards when it comes to recycling, energy efficiency and waste.

If your 2025 tax return looks slimmer than expected, you’re not alone. Across the country, several states quietly eliminated or allowed key tax credits to expire, leaving many filers caught off guard. These changes didn’t always make headlines, but they’re definitely making a dent in refunds. From energy efficiency incentives…

Debate on how to generate energy ‘important but misses the point’, analyst says, when you can get such savings by using solar, batteries and efficient appliances

The government’s ECO4 scheme offers grants to help low-income households improve their energy efficiency, from solar panels to insulation and new heating systems. Here’s who qualifies, what’s covered and how to apply.

Daylighting design is integral to comfort and energy efficiency.

Every industry requires reduced costs by being energy efficient. In this economic climate, it has become essential to explore the most effective ways to achieve energy efficiency.

Since the early 1990s, the small blue Energy Star label has appeared on millions of household appliances, electronics and even buildings across the United States. But as the Trump administration considers terminating some or all of the program, it is worth a look at what exactly this government-backed label means,…

AI initiatives must be built on a foundation of energy efficiency and sustainability.

The organisation representing private landlords warned the current timeline for implementing improved minimum standards is unachievable.

Employees say cuts and deregulation undermine department’s ability to function and will cause cost hikes