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Myth Busting – EV weight

We explored the common misconceptions about electric vehicles (EVs) being heavier and causing more environmental damage than internal combustion engine vehicles (ICEs). Contrary to popular belief, most EVs are not significantly heavier than their ICE counterparts, especially dedicated EVs. Additionally, EVs produce fewer particulate emissions from brakes and have comparable tyre wear to traditional vehicles.
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Myth Busting – EV sales

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Understanding costs and benefits – turning things off

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Understanding costs and benefits – solar panels

Solar panels can quickly for themselves, depending on various factors like cost, electricity generation, usage, and electricity prices. A 4kW solar panel system can cover more than an average household’s needs, but usage patterns and energy export to the grid complicate matters; nevertheless, a 7 year payback and £2400 saving over 10 years isn’t unreasonable.
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Should I take a loan to pay for a battery?

Investing in a solar battery for your home can lead to significant long-term savings. With an average annual saving of £700, the upfront cost of around £5,000 is quickly recouped. After repaying the loan, ongoing savings and potential VAT benefits make it a wise investment, offering a projected gain of £2,000 by year 10.
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Reducing your home’s energy debt

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Understanding costs and benefits –Electric vehicles

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Solar PV in the UK
