Low public awareness and perceived lack of incentives are discouraging British households from switching to time-of-use energy tariffs, even if this switch could save them money, a new report by The MCS Foundation reveals. 

Retrofit Somerset is driving a community-led, not-for-profit project aiming to cut carbon emissions and create warmer, more sustainable homes.

New findings from Electrify Research’s Homeowner Electrification Tracker Study (HETS) show that UK homeowners with electric heat pumps are more satisfied with their heating than owners of any other type of heating system.

The MCS Foundation has welcomed the publication of the onshore wind strategy by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero.

Our response to the EHPA’s data on heat pump sales across Europe

The MCS Foundation has welcomed the publication of the Government’s Solar Roadmap.

The MCS Foundation has welcomed the announcement in today’s Spending Review that the Government has committed to fully funding the Warm Homes Plan

A new report launched today demonstrates that while UK homeowners recognise the benefits of improving home energy efficiency, many are still reluctant to make it a priority.

The MCS Foundation has welcomed the Government’s announcement that the vast majority of new homes will have solar panels and heat pumps under the Future Homes Standard. 

As part of its strategy to broaden the competencies of its board to support its new phase of growth, the MCS Foundation has welcomed three new trustees to help oversee the charity’s work towards a carbon-free future for all UK homes.