Energy & Carbon Management

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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Business Energy Use Can No Longer be a Boardroom AOB Agenda Item
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11 April 2012 — written by Mark Callaway, Power Efficiency
Power Efficiency regularly monitors energy markets and trends of future energy prices and recently conducted research looking at the long-term impact of energy prices. Their …
Sainsbury’s targets green skills to slash carbon emissions
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11 Oct. 2012 — written by Stephen Kennett, 2degrees
Sainsbury’s has credited investment in new technologies and training for cutting its absolute carbon emissions by 6% since 2007/8, despite growing its floor space by a …
Four ways to maintain momentum with energy reduction
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14 Nov. 2012 — written by Lucinda Broad, 2degrees
Participants at the next 2degrees Live event, 'Raising the Energy Performance of Your Properties', have been starting some lively discussions around the challenges they face …
Intrinsic uncertainty of energy budgets: Part 1
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12 Sept. 2012 — written by Matthew Chester, Carbon Credentials
By Matthew Chester, Carbon Credentials This series of blogs aims to illustrate how taking stock of your energy consumption and understanding the risk associated with a …
UK policy to add 19% to energy costs by 2020
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24 Nov. 2011 — written by Bose Falk, University of New Mexico
Yesterday the Energy and Climate Change Secretary Chris Huhne delivered the 2011 Annual Energy Statement to the UK Government. One of the figures shared was that medium-sized …
Honey, the Relationship’s Gone Stale: Changing how we view energy
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28 March 2012 — written by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
Part of our EcoBuild 2012 series, this EDF Energy, DECC, Ofgem, and E.ON panel discussed the difficult relationship consumers have with energy and energy companies. Energy …
Is Energy Efficiency on the Verge of Getting the National Priority It Warrants?
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26 March 2012 — written by Simon Helmer, Briar Associates
Simon Helmer of Briar Associates asks if energy efficiency is close to achieving a national priority status. Energy efficiency is sometimes considered the less exciting …
20:20:20 Vision: Less chatter, more action
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10 May 2012 — written by Ian Sycamore, Hastings Borough Council
The global need to reduce greenhouse gases and promote renewable energy cannot be ignored in today’s business environment. Thankfully, there are great opportunities to …

Energy & Carbon Management

Can Small Businesses ‘Go Green’ in the Recession?

Business Energy Use Can No Longer be a Boardroom AOB Agenda Item

Sainsbury’s targets green skills to slash carbon emissions

Four ways to maintain momentum with energy reduction

Intrinsic uncertainty of energy budgets: Part 1

UK policy to add 19% to energy costs by 2020

Honey, the Relationship’s Gone Stale: Changing how we view energy

Is Energy Efficiency on the Verge of Getting the National Priority It Warrants?

20:20:20 Vision: Less chatter, more action

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