The UK has made impressive strides in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, cutting them by 50% since 1990. The Climate Change Committee now advises a more ambitious target of an 87% reduction by 2040, emphasizing the crucial role households will play in achieving this goal. While transitioning to cleaner energy sources like renewable and nuclear power, the focus is shifting towards individual actions, such as adopting electric cars and heat pumps. Electric vehicles are becoming more affordable, with the aim to have 80% on the roads by 2040. However, the transition to greener home heating faces challenges, as hydrogen heating is dismissed in favor of heat pumps. The upfront costs of such changes, especially for lower-income households, raise concerns about equitable access to these technologies. Government support is essential to ensure that everyone can benefit from the cost savings and environmental advantages of sustainable energy solutions.