More people are turning to renewable energy as a way to cut energy costs.
Many houses in the UK are just not designed to cope with a warming climate but homeowners are adapting
"Depending on how old your house is, you may want to check your roof is structurally sound before fitting the solar panels onto it," says Brian Davenport, owner of The Solar Centre . If you live in a flat you'd need to discuss the issue of installing solar panels with other residents and the freeholder.
If energy bills rise as predicted this winter, then the value of electricity generated through solar panels could almost double, says Kevin Holland, managing director of The Solar Shed, a Norfolk-based renewable energy business.
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