The UK’s housing sector sits at the centre of the Net Zero transition. From 2025, the Future Homes Standard will require all new homes to produce 75–80% fewer carbon emissions than those built today. Reaching

As the UK accelerates towards net zero, housing associations and local authorities face growing pressure to decarbonise housing stock while maintaining tight capital budgets. With schemes such as ECO4 and the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF), there is now significant

At Solar Capture Technologies (SCT), our Composite Solar Roof Tile is helping reshape housing and renewables in the UK. But that’s only part of the story. For decades, SCT has also been designing and manufacturing bespoke solar modules for

The UK has ambitious Net Zero goals — but most of the solar technology installed here is imported. Long supply chains, global shipping, and limited visibility over manufacturing practices all add to the carbon footprint.

As a building owner or homeowner, you wouldn’t intentionally put your property or your family at risk just to save on energy bills. After all, solar energy is designed to be a safe and sustainable

Blyth, Northumberland – In a major leap forward for British solar technology, Solar Capture Technologies has launched its next-generation MCS-certified Composite Solar Roof Tile, combining market-leading fire safety, maximum energy output, and seamless installation in one system. Unlike traditional solar panels — typically

An unassuming, brown-brick building opposite Morrisons supermarket in Blyth may hold the key to the future of the British solar panel industry but it’s going to be a close-run thing. Graeme Anderson investigates. It somehow