David Powell There are a variety of schemes that UK organisations – particularly large or energy-intensive businesses – are subject to; I’ve summarised the more prominent of these below. Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) • A mandatory scheme that requires Read on →
Paul Strachan A new measure from Ofgem, DCP 161 signals a change to the DCUSA (Distribution Connection and Use of System Agreement). It means that excess capacity charges will be applied if half hourly supplies exceed the capacity assigned. These Read on →
Mike Jearey All businesses want to be efficient, right? We all know that that you save 100% of the cost of an item not purchased so cutting down on the amount purchased will give you a better saving/unit than a Read on →
Paul Strachan Using more energy than necessary can seriously eat into your property revenue. Even small changes to energy management can make a big impact on your bills. Becoming more energy efficient has three obvious benefits; it saves money, is Read on →
Paul Strachan Becoming a sustainable business can improve both your overall revenue and reputation. Whilst it may not seem like an obvious priority for busy business owners, it really is worth the effort. In the past, there has been confusion Read on →
Paul Strachan There are three main reasons why it makes sense for your business to reduce energy consumption. The first is financial. Saving energy means saving money and that can only be of benefit to your overall revenue targets. The Read on →
Even though wholesale energy prices have dropped over the past year or so, energy bills haven’t fallen by as much. In large part, this is because the cost of delivering the energy to consumers has increased, off-setting some of the Read on →
Chris Barrett On the 18th of April 2016, The Carbon Trust will launch its new Green Business Fund. The fund, worth £7m, will allow SME’s (<250 employees) to replace out of date, inefficient systems and equipment and ultimately improve business efficiency Read on →
A recent business survey identified the top three overhead cost areas experiencing increased cost pressures as energy, wages and fuel. The pressure on energy and fuel prices is constant despite the reduction in the price of oil. Energy Business energy Read on →
Posted by: Nigel Collins Of the 10,000 organisations captured by the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS), 40% were still non-compliant by the 29th January extended deadline, according to this article The last few months have been a very busy time Read on →
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