We’re excited to launch Heat Horizons, a new Oxfordshire-based renewables company focused on battery-buffered heat pumps, solar and smart energy systems. Our mission is simple: make sustainable heating clear, trusted and accessible.

For the first time in history, renewable energy has overtaken coal globally.
This major milestone signals a cleaner, smarter future for electricity — and for how we heat our homes. Find out what this shift means for UK homeowners considering heat pumps, solar, and smart energy solutions.

Ofgem has stepped in with new financial rules: to protect your money, raise industry standards, and make sure the companies powering Britain’s energy transition are built to last.

Choosing an MCS-accredited installer is essential for solar panels, batteries, or heat pumps. MCS is the UK’s quality mark, ensuring products and workmanship meet strict standards. It gives you access to incentives like the Smart Export Guarantee and the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (up to £7,500 off a heat pump), plus consumer protections on deposits and warranties. Most importantly, it ensures your system performs properly, adds value to your home, and cuts energy bills.

When choosing a renewable energy installer, look for HIES membership. HIES is a government-approved consumer protection scheme covering solar, batteries, and heat pumps. It safeguards your investment with deposit cover, insurance-backed guarantees, and free dispute resolution. Only vetted companies can join, so you can trust their standards. Combined with MCS certification, HIES ensures technical quality and strong consumer protection — giving you confidence, peace of mind, and security in your renewable investment.

It’s easy to think one household can’t change the climate crisis — but individual action adds up. A heat pump can save 2–3 tonnes of CO₂ a year, solar panels another 1–2. Multiply that by millions of homes, and the impact is huge. Every kWh of renewable energy displaces fossil fuels and inspires others to follow. Your choices don’t just cut bills — they’re part of a collective shift that changes the world.