Energy & Carbon Management

Do you want to benefit from DECC-subsidised energy management training for just £100?
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19 Feb. — written by Lucinda Broad, 2degrees
We're excited to be able to offer you an energy management course PLUS 2degrees business level membership - all for £100! But you'll have to get in quick - there are only a …
Changes to 2013 CDP questionnaire mean that early action is recommended
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18 March — written by Mark Chadwick, Carbon Clear
Mark Chadwick explains what your company can do to complete this year's Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) questionnaire most effectively. Last month, the CDP announced that it …
You may not like it. But the CRC is actually working, says new analysis
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27 Feb. — written by Tom Idle, 2degrees
In keeping with recent tradition for controversy, yesterday’s publication of the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) Energy Efficiency Scheme Performance League Table (PLT) …
Are zombies to blame for climate change?
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22 Feb. — written by Helen Cross, British Assessment Bureau
When it comes to climate change, are we all zombies, asks Helen Cross. There is growing evidence pointing to the very real existence of climate change, and numerous studies …
Fantastic food, flowing wine and buzzing conversation: The perfect menu at Food for Thought
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30 Jan. — written by Mike Tivey, MITIE Asset Management
Mike Tivey, Managing Director of MITIE Asset Management, discusses what he learned at the recent 'Food for Thought' dinner. Picture the scene. A dimly lit pub in Islington. …
Can Small Businesses ‘Go Green’ in the Recession?
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10 May 2012 — written by Helena Wright, Imperial College London
Helena Wright argues that many small businesses are struggling with rising energy bills, but some cannot afford to reduce them. Has the recession been a barrier or driver for …
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Storing power – the squirrels are winning!
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10 Jan. — written by Hugh Massam, E=
Hugh Massam, principal consultant at E=, believes a key trend in 2013 is batteries finally starting to feature in decentralised energy. My garden is inhabited by squirrels. …
Peak oil? What about peak food? A conversation with Lester Brown
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14 Jan. — written by Anca Novacovici, Eco-Coach
Is climate change the new enemy? Anca Novacovici of Eco-Coach spoke to Lester Brown, founder of the Worldwatch Institute, and founder and president of the Earth Policy …
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Decentralised energy…the lost voice in the energy debate?
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2 Jan. — written by Stephen Newman, MITIE Group Plc
Stephen Newman, technical director of MITIE Asset Management, explains why he believes decentralised energy could play a significant role in the years ahead. The starting …
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Defra’s GHG reporting guidance: A few answers, even more questions
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3 Jan. — written by Jamal Gore, Carbon Clear
Jamal Gore of Carbon Clear shares some updates from Defra on mandatory carbon reporting. The UK's Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) held …