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Green Tech for 2025: What’s Worth Including in Your Build
Aug 11
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As sustainable building becomes more of a priority - for both environmental and cost-saving reasons - the range of green technology available in 2025 is wider than ever. But not every innovation is worth the investment. Here’s our guide to the green technologies we think are genuinely worth including in your build or renovation this year.
1. Solar PV with Battery Storage ☀️🔋
Still one of the most reliable options for energy efficiency, solar panels are only getting better. The key in 2025 is pairing them with a battery storage system to maximise your return. You’ll store surplus energy and use it when the sun isn’t shining, reducing your dependence on the grid.
✅ Worth it for long-term savings, especially if you're planning to stay in your home.
2. MVHR (Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery) 🌬️
MVHR systems recover heat from outgoing stale air and use it to warm incoming fresh air - meaning better air quality and less heat loss. Particularly valuable in well-insulated or airtight homes.
✅ Great for energy efficiency and indoor comfort year-round.
3. Air Source Heat Pumps ❄️🔥
These have become far more efficient and are a serious alternative to traditional boilers - especially with new government incentives and schemes in place. They're ideal for well-insulated new builds.
✅ Best combined with underfloor heating for even performance.
4. Smart Home Integration for Energy Control 📱💡
From smart thermostats to lighting and shading systems, managing your energy use intelligently is easier than ever. In 2025, whole-home systems can be seamlessly integrated - and tailored to your lifestyle.
✅ Useful for improving efficiency without compromising comfort.
5. Triple Glazing & High-Performance Insulation 🪟
Not glamorous tech - but incredibly effective. Specifying high-performance insulation and triple-glazed windows means lower heating and cooling costs, and a quieter, more comfortable home.
✅ A must for modern, future-proof homes.
The Bottom Line
Green technology is no longer just an upgrade - it's becoming the standard. But being selective and smart about what you include will make the biggest impact. If you're not sure what suits your build, we’re always happy to help advise.