Self-confessed 'eco-warrior' who was criticised for his 'utterly bonkers' and 'environmentally unfriendly' £300,000 plans to build UK's first self-heating home insists it was all worth it on Grand Designs

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Self-confessed 'eco-warrior' who was criticised for his 'utterly bonkers' and 'environmentally unfriendly' £300,000 plans to build UK's first self-heating home insists it was all worth it on Grand Designs

In 2017, Dr Andrew Smith, and his wife Margretta, from Bletchey, Buckinghamshire, set out to construct the UK's first self-heating house in just 18 months with £300,000.