I think many people believe that using renewable energy sources is more costly.  Even I was one of these people, until now.  A few years back, Ben and I switched to a green electricity company, trying to do our bit, but the bills was so high compared to our previous company that we had to switch back.  We earnt much less back then and had a baby on the way.  As much as we’d have liked to, we couldn’t afford to pay a premium to be greener back then.  We felt forced to have to use non-renewable energy.  Luckily, times are changing and nowadays it is possible to save money by using renewable energy.  In this blog post I’ll tell you how, from our own personal experience.

Switching to a low cost green energy tariff

As mentioned above, our only previous experience when trying to change to a renewable energy…

Renewable energy is steadily becoming a major source of power in the UK (/source)

Natalia Welzenbach-Marcu | November 7th, 2018

The capacity of renewable energy in the United Kingdom has now outweighed the country’s capacity of fossil fuels by a small margin.

Renewable sources of energy, like solar- and wind-power, reached a capacity of 41.9 gigawatts between July and September, while non-renewable sources stayed at 41.2 gigawatts.

The UK has been making steady progress towards increasing its use of clean energy and inching away from its previous dependence on fossil fuels,

Fossil fuels often negatively impact the environment. Everything from the extraction of gas and oil to the emissions from its use damage our atmosphere and soil in some way. With clean energy becoming more and more prevalent, hope lies in major countries like the United Kingdom moving away from fossil fuels completely.