More than 70% of people in the UK would install energy-efficient systems such as solar panels and battery storage if there was more government support, according to a survey commissioned by environmental law group ClientEarth. According tot he survey 71% of respondents wanted to install solar panels and 60% were happy to buy an energy storage device, while 62% said they would join a community initiative. James Thornton, CEO of ClientEarth, said the results were at odds with the UK government's current position on clean energy, which leans toward nuclear power and offshore wind farms.
More than 70% of people in the UK would install energy-efficient systems such as solar panels and battery storage if there was more government support, according to a survey commissioned by environmental law group ClientEarth. According tot he survey 62% of respondents wanted to install solar panels and 60% were happy to buy an energy storage device, while 71% said they would join a community initiative. James Thornton, CEO of ClientEarth, said the results were at odds with the UK government's current position on clean energy, which leans toward nuclear power and offshore wind farms.