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How can high-energy users balance the ‘new normal’ of energy?
Recent market volatility has subjected businesses – particularly high energy users – to some of the most difficult trading conditions in decades. So much...
Reinforce cooling capacity to avoid feeling the heat, HVAC contractors urged
Off the back of unseasonably high spring temperatures, HVAC contractors are being encouraged to prepare for summer heat by working with specialist partners to...
Action on energy prices welcomed but grid resilience remains key issue for UK business
The UK Government’s Industrial Strategy, which has set out action to reduce the UK’s punishing electricity prices for business, has been welcomed, but concerns...
Historic Milan medical institution improves resiliency and drive cost savings through energy efficiency updates
Tailored and innovative solutions, including HVAC upgrades and on-site solar-plus-storage energy generation, required meticulous pre-construction planning to minimise disruption to daily operations at the...
Whitecroft Lighting enhances energy efficiency across DWP estate
Whitecroft Lighting, has successfully delivered a major smart lighting upgrade for the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP), dramatically reducing energy consumption across its...
Triton Showers’ first electric shower compatible with Waste Water Heat Recovery Systems
Triton Showers has unveiled ENlight with HeatRepeat, its first electric shower designed to connect to Waste Water Heat Recovery Systems (WWHRS).
The launch coincides with...
AED Energy pilots thermal battery demonstrator at Pan-Atlantic University, Nigeria
Aed Energy, a UK-based developer of next-generation thermal energy storage, has announced a new pilot project at Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) in Lagos, Nigeria, as...
Ensuring compliance – preparing for Ofgem’s heat network regulation
The UK’s transition to net-zero carbon emissions has driven regulatory changes across the energy sector, with Ofgem set to oversee the heat network industry,...
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...