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The drive towards electric vehicles looks to be back on again, now that the Labour Government has reinstated the target for all new vehicle sales to be ‘zero emission’ by the year 2030.  It has also been said there will be no weakening of the car industry’s own sales target, with firms still expected to […]

Home heating systems have developed massively over the centuries, from open fireplaces, furnaces and stoves, right through to today’s high-tech systems. In the UK today, the main three choices for your home heating system are oil- and gas-fired central heating, or electric radiators. Here Doyle Electrical, domestic electricians in Ipswich, look at how the three […]

CCTV is now a common sight on the streets and at homes and businesses across the UK. It’s been estimated that there are more than 7.5million cameras or systems across the UK. Whether for your business or your home, Doyle Electrical can fit a CCTV system for you in Felixstowe, Martlesham, Woodbridge, Ipswich and across […]

The recent rises in energy prices have been putting a strain on household budgets all across the country. At the beginning of October 2024, gas and electricity prices rose by an average of 10%, taking the typical dual-fuel bill to more than £1,700. It’s little wonder, then, that many people are looking at ways of […]

As the days get colder and the nights begin to draw in, many people focus on their central heating systems – but it can be just as important to consider your lighting both inside and outside your home and business. Doyle Electrical are LED lighting installers across Suffolk; here we look at the advantages of […]

Battery storage systems are an integral part of any Solar PV installation. Here Doyle Electrical, experts in solar installation in Suffolk, look at how they work and the advantages they offer. The Technology Although other technologies are being developed, most current Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) use lithium-ion batteries which were first used in the […]

Although the idea of harnessing the sun’s rays for electricity has been around for many years, it’s only in the last decade or so that the concept of solar photovoltaic cells – a way of converting sunlight into electricity – has really taken off, especially for homes and businesses in the UK.