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Our blog is curated by our team of experts who are passionate about sharing their knowledge and expertise to help you stay informed and empowered in today's ever-evolving energy landscape.From renewable energy advancements and energy efficiency tips to industry news and regulatory updates, our blog covers a wide range of topics designed to educate and inspire.
The Big Debate: Regional Energy Pricing Zones in the UK
The UK government’s latest energy proposal has sparked considerable debate across the industry. The plan, which involves introducing regional energy
UK Solar Expansion Powers Ahead: A Major Milestone for Renewable Energy
In a major boost for the UK’s renewable energy sector, four new large-scale solar projects have added 133MW of solar
Waste-to-Energy: A Growing Force in the UK’s Net-Zero Ambitions
The UK’s journey towards net-zero has taken a significant step forward, with energy-from-waste (EfW) facilities now playing a pivotal role
Water: The Overlooked Utility in Business Operations
When organisations focus on reducing costs and increasing operational efficiency, resources like energy often take priority. However, one vital resource
The Urgent Need to Rewire Britain’s Energy Grid for Renewables
The UK energy landscape is on the brink of a significant transformation, with growing demands for sustainability, energy grid modernisation,
UK Electricity Imports Hit Record High
The UK has seen a significant surge in electricity imports, reaching an all-time high of 20% in the second quarter
Britain’s Last Coal Power Station to Close: A Historic Shift in Energy
In a landmark moment for the UK’s energy sector, Britain’s last coal-fired power station is set to shut down in
Onshore Viking Wind Farm Complete After £1 Billion Investment
The UK has taken a significant leap forward in its renewable energy ambitions with the completion of the Viking Wind
UK National Grid Reforms To Accelerate Renewable Energy Potential
As the UK pushes toward its 2050 net-zero targets, the construction of clean energy infrastructure faces a significant backlog, with
The Eastern Green Link 2 – Connecting the UK to Clean Energy
The UK is set to revolutionise its energy infrastructure with the approval of the Eastern Green Link 2 (EGL2), a
Prepare for Rising Energy Costs This Winter
As we approach the winter months, energy suppliers are predicting rising energy costs, with a substantial increase in energy prices
Meeting New EPC Standards: Challenges and Solutions for Landlords
The UK government’s recent mandate for rental properties to achieve a minimum Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of ‘C’ by
Oil Prices Volatility: How Global Events Shape the Energy Market
A recent report by Moody’s underscores how global tensions, particularly in the Middle East and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, have
Understanding Net-Zero: Navigating the Path to Sustainability
A recent survey has highlighted a concerning trend: many Brits remain unclear about the UK’s net-zero targets and how to
Gusty Spinfield’s Windy Wonders: From Glastonbury to Ally Pally
Gusty Spinfield has recently spun his way from Glastonbury to Alexandra Palace (Ally Pally) in North London, where he will
Rising Water Bills: What It Means for Businesses
Recent reports from Energy Live News have highlighted a significant proposal: water bills are expected to rise between 24% and
UK Announced as the Highest Electricity Prices in Europe
The recent announcement that UK households face the highest electricity prices in Europe has sparked significant concern. According to government
Gusty Spinfield: Glastonbury Festival’s Tallest Fan
In a powerful blend of entertainment and sustainability, Glastonbury Festival once again welcomes its tallest fan to the grounds. Standing
What Is Energy Management And Who Benefits From It Most?
At BP Consulting, we aim to underscore the importance of energy management and its significant impact on corporations striving for
UK Braces For Potential Surge In Energy Prices This Winter
The UK is bracing for a potential surge in energy costs and inflation, driven by a projected increase in gas