Share this Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkeIn In two years’ time nearly all new builds will be fitted with solar panels in plans set to be announced by the Labour Party. Housebuilders ...

Almost all new homes in England would be fitted with solar panels during construction within two years under plans being drawn up by the Government. Downing Street said the panels should be ...

Almost all new homes would have solar panels fitted under the plans (Andrew Matthews/PA) Almost all new homes in England would be fitted with solar panels during construction within two years ...

Almost all new homes would have solar panels fitted under the plans (Andrew Matthews/PA) Almost all new homes in England would be fitted with solar panels during construction within two years under ...

Just announced at Star Wars Celebration, The Art of Star Wars: A New Hope - The Manga will head to Kickstarter before it hits shelves. Almost three decades after it first hit print, Hisao Tamaki ...

A hospital has been awarded £713,000 to fit more than 1000 rooftop solar panels to help it reduce its energy bills. Kettering General Hospital (KGH) said it expected to save about £150,000 a year.

The original novel of Villains Are Destined to Die is the source material that inspired one of today's most popular webcomics, which is currently being published in print by Ize Press and is one ...

Without due diligence or because of red tape, attaching solar panels to your roof can take as long as a year in some cases or sometimes never happen at all — due to a logistical misstep in the ...

using methods not too different from those used to print newspapers. The resulting cells can generate electric power nearly as efficiently as today’s heavy, thick silicon panels. Bhakta holds a ...

Crunchyroll is going to make reading manga online even easier than ever before with a new manga reading app, Crunchyroll Manga, launching later this year. As anime has become more popular than ...

All it takes is one hacker and a batch of faulty solar panels to threaten the safety of Europe’s electric grid. Vangelis Stykas, a cybersecurity consultant, said he figured out how to do it.