Category: Industry News

Energy consumption varies throughout the day, often peaking during specific hours. Typically, from 9am to 5pm, office-based businesses drive significant energy usage as they operate equipment powered by the grid. Additionally, between 4pm and 7pm, there is a marked surge...

The National Energy System Operator (NESO) has published its Five-Year View regarding Transmission Network Use of System (TNUoS) charges, highlighting significant increases: •  Allowed Revenue Increase: TNUoS ‘Allowed Revenue’ is projected to rise from £5.1 billion in 2025/26 to £8.9...

The average energy consumption of different businesses can vary significantly based on the industry in which companies operate. This is due to significant differences in operational processes, amounts of downtime, equipment used and the buildings in which everything takes place....

Committing almost £5 billion worth of investment to help businesses across the UK achieve net zero, the UK government has committed to supporting businesses, big and small, make the changes they need to go green. With green energy incentives such...

With Keir Starmer now officially in power, we take a look at how our new Labour government will impact the UK’s journey towards net zero. Making Britain A Green Superpower A big part of Labour’s 2024 manifesto is a chapter...

While Jeremy Hunt did not mention the EBDS Scheme in his Spring Budget announcement, it is confirmed that the support scheme ends 31st March 2024. For small businesses utilising the support of the Energy Bill Discount Scheme may feel slightly...

Value Added Tax (VAT) is a tax that is applied to most goods and services in the UK, including business energy bills. The standard rate of VAT is 20%, but there are a number of discounts and exemptions available to...

Introduced at the beginning of January by the UK government, the Energy Bill Discount Scheme or the EBDS, for short, will spring into action from 1 April 2023. This will not only see the beginning of a new support scheme...

The energy price cap is set by Ofgem. Ofgem, as you may already know, are an independent national regulatory body who oversee the gas and electricity markets. The cap itself is a limit set by Ofgem that determines the maximum...