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In April 2026, a major shift quietly reshaped the global solar industry. China—the world’s dominant solar manufacturer— removed key export subsidies on solar products , a move that is already beginning to ripple through supply chains, pricing, and project timelines worldwide. But what exactly has changed—and what does it mean for homeowners, businesses, and the future of solar? The Big Change: China Ends Solar Export Subsidies In early 2026, China’s Ministry of Finance announced a decisive...

Energy bills are rising again. Global tensions are driving uncertainty. And more UK homeowners than ever are turning to solar. So it’s no surprise that one question keeps coming up: Is now the right time to invest in solar—or should you wait? In 2026, the answer is increasingly shaped by something outside your control: global energy markets—and the growing impact of conflict involving Iran. A New Energy Reality: Why Prices Are Rising Again Over the past few years, UK households have...

Global oil markets often make headlines for price spikes or sudden declines, but their effects ripple far beyond petrol pumps. In the UK, fluctuations in worldwide oil prices have broader implications — shaping policy, investment flows, consumer behaviour, and the pace of the energy transition. This blog explores how these price movements impact the renewable energy sector in the UK. 1. Global Oil Price Volatility Raises Awareness of Energy Security When global oil prices rise sharply — as...