United Living strengthens power sector capabilities with acquisition of Glenelly Infrastructure Solutions
United Living Group, a provider of solutions for the UK’s critical infrastructure, announces the acquisition of a majority stake in Glenelly Infrastructure Solutions, a...
The missing link between net zero ambitions and results
Trust, Proof, and Performance: Why robust measurement and verification (M&V) is the missing link between decarbonisation ambition and real-world outcomes writes Robin Hale, Director,...
National Grid Electricity Distribution maps how HV networks connect to LV systems
Funded by Ofgem’s Network Innovation Allowance, the HV Pilot project will use smart meter data, helicopter survey insights, and machine learning to map how...
Driving energy efficiency with data
Dave Lister, healthcare solutions specialist at IAconnects, a specialist in IoT monitoring solutions, explains how monitoring energy consumption in real-time can improve sustainability and...
Partnership to fund up to £100m of Redaptive-approved eEnergy projects
eEnergy, the net zero energy services provider, announces it has entered into a partnership with Redaptive Inc., a US based Energy-as-a-Service and data solutions...
Over £100 million investment for clean heat in largest GHNF announcement to date
Eight low carbon heat networks in London, Bristol, the West Midlands, Lincolnshire, and the North West are set to receive major investment to kick-start...
Iberdrola sells smart metering business in the UK for £900 million
Iberdrola has signed an agreement with Macquarie, a global financial services group headquartered in Australia, to sell 100% of SP Smart Meter Assets Limited...
Schools strongly support heat decarbonisation, but barriers hinder progress
A survey conducted by Baxi of 200 state school estates managers, consultant engineers and M&E contractors has found that while enthusiasm for net zero...
District heating for University of Bristol’s Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus
Vattenfall is connecting the University of Bristol’s Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus (TQEC) Academic Building to its city-scale heat network. Excess heat captured from the...
Preparing your chiller for summer
Just as an overheated car engine can cause significant issues, the loss of cooling capability from industrial chillers and cooling towers during hot weather...
Heatable co-founder highlights clean heat market mechanism ‘loophole’ favouring importers
The UK government’s new Clean Heat Market Mechanism (CHMM), launched on April 1, 2025, is intended to drive the transition from gas boilers to...
Veolia celebrates National Careers Week with insightful apprenticeship events
Veolia’s Newhaven and Marchwood Energy Recovery Facility (ERF) teams marked National Careers Week 2025 with a series of Insight Days, providing over 40 local...
Equans completes major resilience and sustainability upgrades for the University of Leeds and Leeds...
Equans has completed a major infrastructure upgrade project at Leeds Generating Station Complex (GSC) for the University of Leeds and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS...
Absence of verified energy savings data “holding CFOs back from green investments”
An absence of verified energy savings data is preventing CFOs from making green investments, creating challenges for low-carbon technology manufacturers and energy efficiency solution...
M Group concludes AgilityEco’s acquisition of Aran Group
M Group announces the acquisition of energy efficiency company, Aran Group. Aran is a contractor and provider of managed retrofit programmes, which has earned a...
Socomec Group partners with PowerUp to deliver battery analytics solutions
Socomec, a provider of electrical equipment, energy storage solutions, and associated services, has acquired PowerUp, an battery analytics software company, to provide AI-powered battery analytics...
Veolia lowers energy use for frozen fruit and vegetable production at Greenyard Frozen UK
Veolia is helping Greenyard Frozen UK, part of the Greenyard Group, one of the largest suppliers of fresh, frozen and prepared fruit and vegetables...
Partner selected for heat network using data centre waste heat
The Mayor of London’s development corporation for Old Oak and Park Royal (OPDC) has today announced that Hemiko has been chosen as the development...
National Grid submits application for proposed Sea Link project to strengthen the British energy...
National Grid has submitted its application for development consent to the Planning Inspectorate for Sea Link, a new electricity connection between Kent and Suffolk....
Over £19.5 million awarded in Round 7 to heat network projects in England and...
Today marks the biggest round of Heat Network Efficiency Scheme (HNES) funding since the scheme’s inception, sees almost £20 million allocated to 63 heat...