Which type of energy contract is right for your business?
Fixed. Variable. Pass-through. No standing charge. Blend and extend. On paper, they all sound reasonable but in practice, it’s hard to know what any...
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How hotels can smooth out energy peaks during winter & events
There’s no such thing as a quiet season for hotels anymore. Whether it’s winter heating demands or summer weddings and conferences, energy usage...
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5 smart energy fixes for hotels (and how to pick the right one)
You’ve swapped in LED lighting. Your rooms use keycards. The team’s trained to switch things off when they can. So why are your energy bills still...
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The hidden cost that quietly eats into hotel margins
You’ve cut where you can. Tightened rotas. Reviewed supplier contracts. Balanced rate pressure against guest experience. But one area keeps creeping...
UK emissions & regulatory reporting requirements in 3 minutes or less
For many businesses, sustainability reporting requirements like Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS), Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting...
70% of businesses are paying too much for their water
Many businesses don’t fully understand their water rates. Including the meters they’re paying for, what each of the charges on their bills mean, and...
Boost your club’s sustainability and introduce new revenue streams
Showing your club members, visitors and supporters that you care about sustainable practices can also benefit your business bank account. By...
The hidden costs draining your business’ profits
These days margins are tight, and profitability relies on keeping costs in check. While most are familiar with managing visible expenses like...
The simple fix to lower energy costs in hospitality and leisure
Imagine cutting your energy bills by nearly a fifth without making sweeping changes to your operations. It sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it?...