Net zero is the opportunity of the century.

So why don’t we sell it like one?

It isn’t just about technology and policy anymore. It’s about people. The energy transition will be won – and sold – at an individual and household level. That is the challenge Arc is built to solve.

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Deterministic engine · Every source cited · No black box

The curve

84% of Britain is still on the wrong side of the chasm.

That is not a barrier. That is the market.

2.513.5343416STILL TO WINTHE CHASMMoore, 1991WE ARE HEREADOPTIONTIME →
Innovators· Early adopters· Early majority· Late majority· Laggards

Rogers, 1962 – solid is behind us, dashed is the job.

The argument

The technology works.

Heat pumps, solar, batteries, electric cars – all proven, all installed, all in service today.

The economics work.

The independent Skidmore Review put net zero at around 2% extra growth, and up to £6,000 a year saved per household by 2050.

The biggest shake-up in 200 years.

The energy market is transforming – most people just don’t know it yet. Home heating, the driveway, the meter, the bill. All being rewritten at once, and barely marketed.

The missing intelligence.

Who is ready now, who could be, and how to get them there. That knowledge doesn’t exist yet. We’re building it – the Arc Index. See where it is heading →

No labels, no black box – a distribution and the working, every time.

The evidence

The evidence says this is a marketing problem.

42%

of the market has already engaged – the appetite is real

More in Common, 2025

11m

adults in Britain’s largest single segment

More in Common, 2025 · ONS mid-2023, 18+

84%

the share still to win, beyond the chasm

Rogers, 1962 · Moore, 1991

The tools
01

Persona Builder

Describe a customer in plain English and get their brief – what moves them, what repels them, the words to use and lose.

Profile a customer →
02

Message Lens

Paste a proposition and see which parts of the country can hear it – and the language working against you.

Test a message →
03

Market Map

Five home-energy categories, cited: who is open to what, and the segments everyone overlooks.

Map a market →
Coming with the Arc Index

Readiness, category by category.

Household-level propensity: who is ready, on what, and the line that lands. A future build, and we are open about that.

Illustrative – not live data
Retired couple, market town in the Cotswolds
Solar ready now · heat pump later · EV cold
Lead with independence from the grid, not carbon
Young family, new-build estate outside Leeds
EV ready now · solar warm · heat pump fitted
Lead with the running-cost maths, one figure
Private renter, terraced street in Glasgow
Nothing ready · tariff switch warm
Lead with the bill this winter, not the decade

See the ambition → Working on the same problem? We should talk.

The family

Arc is the professional toolset built off the back of the Green But Not Heard project. Heatday, Solarday, EV.day, and MyGreenPrint help consumers find their realistic position – and their findings feed the Arc dataset, making the segmentation sharper over time.

Green But Not Heard by Mat Moakes – book coverGreen But Not Heard · greenbutnotheard.com
Who it’s for

Marketers and communicators, business leaders, and policymakers – each with their own route through. See your route →

Know who’s ready.