This report provides an overview of the biggest energy technology trends and behaviour changes driving the energy transition. The Data Dashboard has been created by crunching key information on energy usage, engagement with flexibility schemes, and green technology such as heat pumps, solar and EVs.
Nov 2023
Recent data from OVO reveals that solar panels can cut electricity use by approximately a third, potentially saving households a substantial sum of money on their energy bills.
Nov 2023
The majority of people in Britain (71%) still support the country’s aim of reaching net zero by 2050, despite government extensions to key targets.
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Nov 2023
We lose heat 3 times faster on average than homes in Norway or Germany. Not only are we losing heat, but we are throwing away hard earned money and increasing our carbon emissions. This is largely down to poorly insulated homes.
Nov 2023
New research from OVO shows that almost two thirds (65%) of people would switch to an electric vehicle, with 52% citing the perceived high running costs as the main barrier to making the switch, 50% worried about a lack of access to a chargepoint when needed, and 48% citing high upfront costs.
Nov 2023
New OVO data shows heat pumps are paving the way to fossil fuel free homes powered by cleaner, greener electricity. OVO’s data shows that those who have adopted a heat pump saw their gas consumption drop significantly - in some cases eliminating gas emissions altogether.
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Nov 2023
The UK has some of the oldest and leakiest homes in Europe - losing heat on average 3 times faster than homes in Norway or Germany. A fifth of our housing was built before 1919 with 34% built before 1964. Yet 8 in 10 (80%) of buildings in use today will still be inhabited by 2050.
Nov 2023
Nearly 81% of homeowners in the UK want to upgrade their homes to make them more energy efficient so they save money on bills, but 75% say it’s too costly and 45% say they don’t know what to do.
Nov 2023
With the cost of living remaining high and environmental concerns looming, nearly 70% of people are looking to change the way they use energy in their homes to reduce their bills and minimise their impact on the planet.
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Nov 2023
A combination of factors, including warmer weather and economic uncertainties, are prompting people to exercise caution before cranking up the thermostat.
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