News for October 2009
Welsh Assembly building gets cheap energy rating upgrade - 30/10/2009
The Senedd building that houses the Welsh Assembly in Cardiff has had its energy-efficiency rating upgraded in a move that could inspire firms to pursue lower business energy bills.
Moneywise: Green taxes could elevate bills from energy suppliers - 30/10/2009
People looking to pursue cheap energy rates may be alarmed to hear that Moneywise believes new green taxes could increase consumer bills.
Independent energy supplier instigates national smart meter roll-out - 29/10/2009
Homeowners looking to compare energy companies' prices may be interested to learn independent firm first:utility plans a national smart meter roll-out.
Survey: 25% have chosen to switch energy companies in last 12 months - 29/10/2009
Within the last year, a quarter of homeowners have decided to pursue cheap energy rates by switching suppliers, according to a new survey from Heatkeeper.
Cardiff office wins high business energy rating - 28/10/2009
More businesses could be inspired to switch gas and electricity practices as a high efficiency rating has been awarded to new offices in Cardiff.
National Trust launches scheme to pursue cheap energy rates in older properties - 28/10/2009
Major energy supplier Npower is funding a new scheme launched by the National Trust to show how residents of older homes can pursue energy efficiency.