Reporting on transport energy consumption – what are the first steps?
Reporting on transport energy consumption - what are the first steps?
Telling new data from the Europe Environment Agency (EEA) shows that transport consumption is...
Network costs to increase for businesses generating own energy
Network costs to increase for businesses generating own energy
Businesses that generate their own power may be faced with higher electricity network charges under proposed...
Beyond compliance: why companies are calling for a greener agenda
Beyond compliance: why companies are calling for a greener agenda
Today's is, categorically, a low carbon world. Whilst climate deniers may exist, the reality in...
How will the Capacity Market ruling affect energy customers?
How will the Capacity Market ruling affect energy customers?
Last week, the UK’s Capacity Market scheme was suspended following a ruling by the European Court...
IPCC Report: What business needs to know
IPCC Report: what business needs to know
This week, scientists released one of the most urgent and compelling calls for action on climate change to...
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...
UK companies are investing more in energy efficiency projects, according to new report
Bloomberg and EEVSs September Energy Efficiency Trends report is live. The results indicate a positive upward trajectory for the energy efficiency sector, as well...
CRC payments: a sting in the tail
One note of caution when arranging your post-CRC finances. CRC, as a tax, ends from the 1st of April, 2019 – although in practical terms,...
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...
