US energy production reaches all-time high
U.S. energy hits record high as renewables and gas lead shift The United States produced more energy in 2024 than any year in its history, with renewables and cleaner fuels leading the way, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). Total U.S. energy output reached over 103 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu), a 1% rise […]
Rising energy costs put school budgets under strain, threatening sustainability goals
Rising energy costs are begining to threaten education quality say headteachers Two in five schools in England report that the quality of education is now being directly impacted by soaring energy costs. Some headteachers are warning that reductions in teaching and extracurricular activities are being considered to stay afloat. A new survey of 500 school […]
British Gas launches free membership scheme with exclusive offers and discounts
Energy membership club will offer discounts on boilers and other appliances and repair services British Gas has unveiled a new free membership scheme designed to give households access to personalised savings on home maintenance, repairs, and energy-related services. Open to all new and existing customers, the British Gas Membership is available now and offers a range of […]
The Unintended Costs of Poor Energy Procurement Strategies
The Unintended Costs of Poor Energy Procurement Strategies Energy procurement is pivotal to managing business costs. However, poor strategies in this area often result in unnecessary expenses and missed opportunities to buy energy at cheaper rates. For businesses with tight budgets, these costs can affect the bottom line. At Commercial Energy Solutions (CES), we specialise […]
Sizewell C reactions; momentous, vital, key – to condemnation and regret
Labour have backed billions for building new reactor which they say will cut bills and employ thousands Labour’s decision to commit £14.2bn to funding Sizewell C has been welcomed by unions and the wider nuclear sector. But protestors say it will be a costly white elephant beset by delays and costing us far more. The GMB […]
Reeves pushes button on Sizewell C
Chancellor announces £14bn package to back new reactor in Suffolk Rachel Reeves has given Sizewell C the green light. Labour has confirmed a £14.2 billion investment in the Sizewell C nuclear plant, which marks a major moment for the country’s energy security and economic growth. The Chancellor will unveil the commitment at the GMB Congress […]
Brighter kids! Solar rollout to power learning begins
GB Energy rolls out solar to 11 schools to save them £175k yearly on energy bills Kids could soon be learning by the light of the sun – literally – as the first wave of Great British Energy’s rooftop solar rollout goes live. Eleven schools have been announced as the first to benefit from a […]
India turns to hydrogen
Government wants 1000 trucks and buses powered by hydrogen on Indian roads within five years India is ramping up its clean transport ambitions, aiming to have at least 1,000 hydrogen-powered trucks and buses on the road by 2030. The move reported by Business Standard, marks a major step in the country’s strategy to decarbonise its transport […]
Kilmarnock substation upgrade boosts green energy capacity and resilience
SP Energy Networks has completed an £8.4 million upgrade to allow more renewables to connect SP Energy Networks has completed an £8.4 million upgrade to its Kilmarnock Town substation, increasing grid capacity and supporting energy transition. As electricity demand is forecast to double by 2050, this modernisation will allow more renewable energy to connect locally […]
Compulsory solar panels on new builds
Labour announce mandatory installation as part of the new Future Homes Standard Millions of new-build homes across England will soon come fitted with solar panels as standard, as the government confirms major changes to building regulations under its Future Homes Standard. The move, announced today, is designed to slash energy bills, cut emissions and put renewable […]
