Two plug-in solar panels fixed to the balcony rails of a house
Plug-in panels on a balcony.
Photograph by Nikolai Twin.
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Original.
Every photograph, and where it came from
Solar panels covering the tiled roof of a brick house
A roof array.
Photograph by Aethonatic.
Licence: Creative Commons Zero. Original.
A single British socket on a plain white wall
A wall socket.
Photograph by londondesigner.com.
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Original.
A street of red brick terraced houses in Leicester
Terraced houses in Leicester.
Photograph by NotFromUtrecht.
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0. Original.
A red brick new-build semi-detached house in Nottinghamshire
Photograph by Aethonatic.
Licence: Creative Commons Zero. Original.
A red brick new-build semi-detached pair of houses in Leicestershire
Houses on School Lane, Broadnook, Leicestershire.
Photograph by Aethonatic.
Licence: Creative Commons Zero. Original.
A street of houses in a Derbyshire village
Photograph by The Roaming Picture Taker.
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Original.
A Victorian terrace of shops in Leicester
Photograph by Fiery Fred.
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Original.
A new-build house with roof panels visible next door, in Leicestershire
Photograph by Aethonatic.
Licence: Creative Commons Zero. Original.
A BS 1363 socket with its screw fixings visible
A BS 1363 socket. This example is on a train carriage, not a house, but it is the same plug and socket standard every plug-in device connects to.
Photograph by No machine-readable author provided. Edward assumed (based on copyright claims)..
Licence: Public Domain Mark. Original.
Each licence was recorded at the point the photograph was collected, and every frame was checked against its caption on 14 September 2026. The texture tile comes from transparenttextures.com; the glyphs are Lucide's, published under the ISC licence.
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