Ben GallizziEnergy Expert
Ben is SaveOnEnergy’s energy expert. Since 2018, he’s written about a range of energy topics for Money.co.uk and Uswitch, including covering industry news and ensuring consumers can access up-to-date information to help them save money on their gas and electricity.
How to bleed a radiator
In order to ensure your property is performing as efficiently as possible, you may sometimes have to bleed your radiators. Find out how to do that in our step-by-step guide.
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What is fracking and why is it controversial?
Discover more about the controversial energy generation method in this guide that answers all your questions on fracking in the UK.
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How to compare business energy tariff prices per kWh
Switching commercial energy supplier can be daunting. Learn how to easily compare business gas and electricity tariffs with our price per kWh guide.
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Why do businesses use half-hourly electricity meters?
An in-depth guide on half-hourly meters, including how they could help your business save on energy bills.
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The ultimate guide to solar panels
Everything you need to know about solar panels: how they work, their lifespan, feed in tariffs, and switching energy supplier with solar panels installed.
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Air source heat pumps vs. ground source heat pumps
Heat pumps are popular additions to properties for homeowners looking to increase their energy efficiency. But what are the differences between air source heat pumps and ground source heat pumps? Our guide gives you the rundown.
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The ultimate guide to biomass energy
Biomass energy is often cited as green energy, but how does it qualify as renewable? And is it something you should be looking for in your energy supplier's fuel mix?
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Is a domestic wind turbine an effective home energy investment?
We've all seen wind farms, but did you know you can get individual wind turbines for your specific property? Is it worth it, though? Our guide will tell you.
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How is tidal power used in the UK?
Tidal power seems to have a lot of potential for the UK, especially, when it comes to generating renewable energy. How is that potential being used, and where could it go in the future?
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