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We asked Philip Richards, Head of ESG at Sustainable Energy First, what the recent guidance on climate transition plans means for UK businesses in practice.| Energy Advice Hub
We asked Philip Richards, Head of ESG at Sustainable Energy First, what the recent guidance on climate transition plans means for UK businesses in practice.| Energy Advice Hub
Nathan Bend, Strategic Account Manager at Sustainable Energy First explains why the Modern Industrial Strategy has concrete benefits. The UK government’s Modern Industrial Strategy sets out the intent to “make it easier and simpler for companies to do business, giving them the stability to make long-term investments.” First on the list of ways to do […] The post Powering competition: what the government’s energy plans mean for energy-intensive businesses appeared first on Energy Adv...| Energy Advice Hub
A new global survey by Bain & Company suggests that corporate priorities around sustainability are shifting. The research indicates that business leaders are linking sustainability more closely to business value, and that many companies are adjusting their buying decisions based on suppliers’ environmental performance. CEOs and sustainability priorities Bain’s analysis of more than 35,000 CEO […] The post Survey: Half of corporate buyers preparing to leave unsustainable suppliers appear...| Energy Advice Hub
The government’s Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting Scheme (SECR) has been running since 2019. What can we expect to happen with it in the next year or so? Businesses in scope of SECR will by now be used to having this compliance obligation on their to-do list. But the future direction of the scheme – or […] The post What’s happening with SECR? appeared first on Energy Advice Hub.| Energy Advice Hub
Transition plans - also called climate or net zero transition plans - are becoming a central part of the UK’s journey to net zero.| Energy Advice Hub
If your organisation is in scope of ESOS, you have until 5th March 2025 to submit your Action Plan via the MESOS| Energy Advice Hub
We’ve put together the most frequently asked questions on ESOS, to help you meet compliance.| Energy Advice Hub
In this quick guide, we’ve broken down the EII Renewables Levy Extension scheme: who it’s for, who qualifies, applications, and the future of the levy itself. The post Transition Plans: Most listed companies still lack credible low-carbon strategies appeared first on Energy Advice Hub.| Energy Advice Hub
In this quick guide, we’ve broken down the EII Renewables Levy Extension scheme: who it’s for, who qualifies, applications, and the future of the levy itself. The post Rising non-commodity costs could add up to £450k on to large business energy bills appeared first on Energy Advice Hub.| Energy Advice Hub
The UK Emissions Trading Scheme is set to enter operation in May 2021. Here we take a look at the new scheme, and how it will work.| Energy Advice Hub
In this quick guide, we’ve broken down the EII Renewables Levy Extension scheme: who it’s for, who qualifies, applications, and the future of the levy itself. The post ISO and GHG Protocol announce partnership to harmonise carbon accounting standards appeared first on Energy Advice Hub.| Energy Advice Hub
In this quick guide, we’ve broken down the EII Renewables Levy Extension scheme: who it’s for, who qualifies, applications, and the future of the levy itself. The post TNUoS charges set to rise higher than previously forecast appeared first on Energy Advice Hub.| Energy Advice Hub
Thousands of UK businesses and fleet operators will continue to benefit from government discounts on electric vans and trucks, after confirmation that the plug-in grant scheme will run until at least 2027.| Energy Advice Hub
Claire Coutinho’s previous role was as a junior minister in the Department for Education. She was in the role of parliamentary under-secretary for children, families and wellbeing for less than a year.| Energy Advice Hub
What’s in the Energy Security Strategy? We’ve got a quick-read summary of the main announcements - a quick read for businesses| Energy Advice Hub
A new non-commodity cost is set to hit business energy bills in autumn, to help fund nuclear infrastructure. A guide to the Nuclear RAB Levy.| Energy Advice Hub
Scope 3 emissions come from sources that you don’t directly own or control. So, how can you get started with Scope 3 emissions? Find out here| Energy Advice Hub
The European Commission has adopted a Delegated Act to streamline how companies report against the EU Taxonomy as part of a broader package of simplification measures known as Omnibus I.| Energy Advice Hub
The Department for Business and Trade has launched a consultation on the UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS).| Energy Advice Hub
We are now in Phase 4 of the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS). What can businesses expect? Here's your in-depth guide.| Energy Advice Hub
The auction on 8 September which failed to raise any bids for new offshore wind was part of the government’s Contracts for Difference scheme.| Energy Advice Hub
Proposed reforms are set to reduce the sustainability reporting burden for businesses operating in the EU.| Energy Advice Hub
The government has officially confirmed that the UK SDS will follow guidelines set by the IFRS Foundation and ISSB starting from 2024.| Energy Advice Hub
The government’s Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) has published its official guidance for climate transition plans. The TPT Disclosure Framework sets out best practice for how to draw up a net zero transition plan and report on progress. A launch event on 9 October gave the TPT and its partners an opportunity to explain the framework’s […]| Energy Advice Hub
We’ve put together an easy explainer on the Energy Intensive Industries exemption scheme, to understand the basics, and whether you qualify.| Energy Advice Hub
The ISSB standards create a common language for disclosing the effect of climate-related risks and opportunities on a company’s prospects.| Energy Advice Hub
Starting in 2026, exporters will face CO2 emissions tariffs on imported steel, cement, and other goods headed to the EU.| Energy Advice Hub
If your business holds a Climate Change Agreement (CCA), you can receive a discount on the Climate Change Levy (CCL).| Energy Advice Hub
If you would like to know more about the Energy Advice Hub and how we can help you reduce your energy and utility costs, get in touch.| Energy Advice Hub
Companies leading on emissions reductions have tied executive pay to ESG targets.| Energy Advice Hub
The fusion energy industry is set to receive a record £410 million as part of the government’s ambition to establish the UK as a leader in this emerging clean energy technology.| Energy Advice Hub
As the election draws nearer and all the party manifestos are released, we’re breaking down the key developments within the energy sector.| Energy Advice Hub
The new year will bring some changes in energy and climate regulations for UK businesses. It’s worth taking a look at our quick overview to stay ahead of your compliance obligations.| Energy Advice Hub
As of 5 January 2023, large and listed companies in the EU must align with the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).| Energy Advice Hub
Edit ColumnEnvironmental groups have just published a stinging critique of the government’s strategy on Biomass with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS).| Energy Advice Hub
A good ESOS plan should be “practical and cost-effective”. Your initial ESOS audit will identify a number of energy saving opportunities.| Energy Advice Hub
The original deadline of 5 December 2024 remains in place. The EA has confirmed that it will now accept Action Plans until 5th March 2025| Energy Advice Hub
Our guide explains exactly what TCFD reporting is and why it matters to your organisation. Crucially, it also explains what is coming next: how the SDR will work and what to expect.| Energy Advice Hub
Ed Miliband approves new solar projects | Great British Energy is launched | CfD funding budget increases || Energy Advice Hub
Carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) is a process that captures carbon dioxide emissions and reuses or stores the emissions.| Energy Advice Hub
Labour’s ‘Great British Energy’ is eye-catching for bill payers as well as those in the energy industry. But what exactly is it?| Energy Advice Hub
The Beyond 2030” report calls for up to £60 billion in investment to the electricity grid to meet the UK’s 2035 decarbonisation goals,| Energy Advice Hub
Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGOs) have hit record high prices. Why are they so expensive, and will prices come down again?| Energy Advice Hub
On 13th March, the Government is due to publish further detail on the next Contracts for Difference allocation round 6 (AR-6).| Energy Advice Hub
The Demand Flexibility Service (DFS) is run by the National Grid in its capacity as the Electricity System Operator (ESO).| Energy Advice Hub
2024 promises some significant changes in the energy and compliance policies that affect UK businesses. Here's what you need to be aware of.| Energy Advice Hub
The UK government wants Energy Intensive Industries to remain competitive, it is offering various forms of support which we've outlined here.| Energy Advice Hub
ESOS Phase 3: The government’s Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) is now in phase 3. Here’s what you need to know.| Energy Advice Hub
The UK government has announced it will implement a new Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism for imported goods, to support the decarbonisation drive.| Energy Advice Hub
