What to look for in an ESOS Phase 2 lead assessor
More and more firms are realising; ESOS Phase 2 is here. And that means that for many of us, seeking out a suitable lead assessor...
Are enough UK firms acting on ESOS Phase 2 yet?
For anyone who's unaware, the second phase of the government’s flagship energy efficiency scheme, ESOS, is nearly upon us.
ESOS (Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme) is administered...
Do corporate net zero pledges stand up?
Any onlooker active within sustainability spheres will be all too familiar with the term 'greenwash'. It describes ill-conceived motives within corporates to capitalise on sustainability trends within their marketing, without truly seeking to deliver genuine sustainability.
ISO 50001 and ESOS compliance – is it right for you?
With ESOS Phase 2 upon us, minds nationwide are turning to the most efficient, effective and meaningful routes to compliance.
And among these, for many...
A golden opportunity: why SECR spells business success
When new regulations appear, the response of the business sector can be to bemoan additional workloads, potential extra costs or worrying punitive elements associated...
Pressure and time: set your alerts now to make the most of SECR
One of the most pertinent questions permeating today's business community is this; 'How can I set up to react to carbon reporting in a...
SECR: streamlined for success or a complexity nightmare?
We've heard a lot recently on how the UK requires streamlined green reporting, in order to reduce burdens on business and build the carbon...
Do charities have to report on SECR?
Do charities have to report on SECR?
If your charity is registered with Companies House and has at least 250 employees or an annual turnover...
Exclusive: EA publishes ESOS list of non-compliant companies
The Hub can exclusively reveal the government has published a summary of penalties imposed on companies non-compliant with the Energy Saving Opportunities Scheme (ESOS).
The...
Do you know what EII exemption is? You should; it will impact your firm’s...
The Energy Intensive Industries (EII) exemption is a new government scheme.
Fundamentally it aims to help UK energy intensive industries remain competitive with firms from...
