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Energy Benchmarking & Carbon Trust
Energy Benchmarking is the latest buzzword in the world of energy management, carbon emissions and conservation. We are finding that increasing numbers of new and existing clients are questioning how...
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Smart Metering and Your Business
Smart Metering is in the news today and the BBC have produced an overview of how a smart meter works in addition to their discussion on how much you can save with a smart meter. Whilst these refer to...
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Domestic vs Business Energy Profiles
Are you using a domestic energy profile for your business? If so, there are considerable tax and insurance implications for your business. This article examines why these profiles exist, how to find...
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Environment Agency – Downsizing and the effect on CRC
In line with the UK Governments spending cuts, DEFRA has announced significant cuts and structural reform to its largest non‐quango body, The Environment Agency. DEFRA believes radical reform is...
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CRC – Confusion, Delusion and outright Chaos…
At present the Environment Agency is slowly but surely trying to understand exactly how many people should have registered for the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme, whether it be as full participants or...
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Top 10 Tips to Improved Organisational Energy Efficiency
The following Top Tips Guide provides recommendations to significantly reduce energy consumption in your organisation. By reducing your dependence on energy, you can cut costs, improve reputation, and...
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Sun Sets on Solar Subsidies?
The Deptartment of Energy and Climate Change subsidies for Renewable Energy have been very successful, the majority of the Feed-In tariff support going to Solar Energy Schemes, almost too successful...
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Energy Predictions 2012
With 2011 proving to be a particularly turbulent year for worldwide energy prices, heads are now turning to what to expect in 2012. With civil unrest in the Middle East unlikely to ease, mixed with...
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