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Four Main Types of Carbon Offset Projects

5 January 2024/in Carbon management/by jboulter

Resource efficiency and sustainability are already integral to a business’s resiliency. All evidence points to carbon offsets becoming the next piece of the puzzle.

Explaining Tm44 Inspections: The What, Who, When And Why

5 January 2024/in Carbon management/by jboulter

TM44 is the accepted guidance for the UK for judging the efficiency of air-conditioning units. The key role of the guidance is to support inspections to comply with the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD).

Targeted Charging Review (TCR) Guide

5 January 2024/in Carbon management/by jboulter

The Targeted Charging Review (TCR) changes will continue coming into effect, with transmission charges in April 2023.

We look at how these changes will impact consumers and how we can help businesses to prepare.

Energy Efficiency Day: How Can You Lower Your Energy Consumption?

5 January 2024/in Carbon management/by jboulter

Rising energy bills have had an impact on us all. One thing energy consumers can do is look at how to reduce energy consumption.

Energy Efficiency Day is the perfect time to look at your costs and figure out if you’re using your energy in the most intelligent way possible.

Controlling Your Energy Bills: A Guide To Non-commodity Costs

5 January 2024/in Carbon management/by jboulter

The cost of electricity has fluctuated considerably in the last few years, for many reasons. During the multiple national lockdowns, prices started to rise considerably and have since reached all-time highs.

The EII Exemption Scheme: Everything You Need To Know

5 January 2024/in Carbon management/by jboulter

WHAT IS THE ENERGY-INTENSIVE INDUSTRIES (EII) EXEMPTION SCHEME?
The EII exemption scheme aims to help big energy users stay competitive in a global

ESOS Phase 3 – Qualification Date Has Passed And Compliance Is Critical

23 January 2023/in Carbon management/by jboulter

The qualification date for Phase 3 of the ‘Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme’ (ESOS) was 31 December 2022, meaning if your business is in scope for Phase 3, you must comply with the reporting criteria.