This document details some of the main components of effective energy management to provide a checklist to help you decide the measures or activities that would best help you to optimise your own business’s energy use. It’s by no means definitive, but is designed to help provide some useful pointers if you need some additional guidance or inspiration.
What does the future hold for energy? While it's impossible to know for sure, looking back on how things have evolved can provide useful insight into what's to come - and help businesses decide what support they will need as they navigate a path to Net Zero.
Following the Prime Minister’s pledge to ‘build back greener’, and ahead of the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s more detailed statement on the economic recovery plans, npower Business Solutions (nBS) consulted with 60 organisations, including manufacturers, professional services firms and the public sector, to assess whether they believed sustainability should form a central part of the proposals.
This document details some of the main components of effective energy management to provide a checklist to help you decide the measures or activities that would best help you to optimise your own business’s energy use.
Businesses are often surprised to discover that the actual energy component of a typical electricity invoice makes up less than a quarter of the total cost. So what else is included? Our guide will help you understand.
The government’s new Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) obligation is now live, so eligible businesses need to start preparing to comply. To help you make sense of what is required – and how you can use SECR to your advantage – Phil Griffiths shares useful insights and provides clarity on some potentially confusing elements.
In our new Energy Know How guide, Jamie Roche explains: “we’ve worked hard to identify all the key milestones and simplify the process to ensure each business customer gets a new connection delivered safely, to required specifications, on time and to budget."