
Is my business energy deal legally binding?
A lot of activity takes place after you sign your new business energy deal, whether it is a renewal to your current supplier or a

A lot of activity takes place after you sign your new business energy deal, whether it is a renewal to your current supplier or a

The Energy Resilience Fund (ERF) is a £25 million pot, created to support charities and social enterprises in England to reduce energy costs; reduce emissions

The UK ETS Compensation Scheme is a significant opportunity for manufacturers in energy intensive industries to reduce the strain associated with rising carbon costs from

The Network Charging Compensation (NCC) Scheme is a great way for Energy Intensive Industries (EIIs) in the UK to maintain their competitiveness in the global

The Energy Intensive Industries (EII) Scheme is a support mechanism for UK manufacturers whose energy costs could render them uncompetitive globally. In an era of

Climate Change Agreements (CCAs) are voluntary agreements between energy intensive industries and the Environment Agency. Under these agreements, businesses commit to reducing their energy usage

As if global commodities markets hadn’t had enough disruption in recent years, the Israel and Iran conflict has added a new dynamic to market behaviour.

Did you know, charity energy VAT is paid at 5%, not 20%? Many UK charities and Community Interest Companies (CICs) are unknowingly overpaying VAT on

Ofgem’s Energy Price Cap is a government policy designed to protect UK households on standard variable tariffs from excessive energy costs. The cap limits the

If your business has a half-hourly electricity meter, you have access to a hive of useful cost-saving insights; but are you using that data to