Tanker company Scorpio has said it has still not realised its complete earning potential, and, in their first quarter turnover report, has put forward its new eco ship designs as its “ace in the hole”, claiming that they will be the biggest earners for...
The phrase ‘knowledge is power’ may be a tad overused, but that doesn’t make it any less true – especially for businesses. Becoming an energy expert is an easy way to take back some of the money rising energy costs have taken from your company. With the...
What Is It? The Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) is designed to help organisations to focus attention on their energy efficiency and to plan long-term strategies for reducing their carbon emissions. It will affect all companies with energy bills in excess...
Designed to keep the country’s lights on and harmful emissions low, the British government recently published details of its upcoming Energy Bill. However, households will bear the brunt of the government’s green thinking, as the bill will allow energy...
The coalition government has recently announced plans to reform the energy market, in a bid to quell public unrest about fuel prices. When this bill is set into motion, companies who produce renewable or low carbon energy will receive higher prices for...
Online sources are debating the topic of district heating as an increasingly important means of generating cheap sustainable energy for future generations. What exactly is district heating and why might it help to create an interesting future for the...
The new Green Investment Bank recently set up by the government hopes to deal with some of the most pressing problems facing both government and industry as they try to lower carbon emissions and increase energy efficiency. What Is the Green Investment...
Reducing overhead costs is of prime importance for any company in a double-dip recession. So offering a procurement service that can act on your behalf in the wholesale energy market can help deliver an energy contract that’ll give you the best value...
Heat your home from the ground up with pumps. The earth absorbs approximately 47% of the sun’s energy, so it’s maintained at a constant temperature. Buried in the garden, pipes extract heat from the ground. This heat can then be used to warm up radiators...