Hacking the home energy market
New research by techUK reveals that tech-savvy Millennials have emerged as the new home energy champions. But consumer participation cannot be taken for granted, tech UK's Susanne Baker warns
Historically, domestic energy efficiency regimes have focused on home owners and the fabric of buildings. But the digitalisation of our energy system means we can no longer afford to take this narrow view:...
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