Non-domestic energy consumers need to pay taxes on gas and electricity they consume. Most businesses need to pay a 20% VAT but certain types of organisations, such as care homes, qualify for a reduced VAT rate. That means that care homes should be paying only 5% for their energy provided that they use it for […]
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Whenever there is a group of employees working in a building or being involved in a certain process, there is a potential for improvement, especially in regards to energy efficiency. Explaining to people how they can approach new systems and ways of working can be challenging as many tend to stick to behaviours they are
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What is an automated gas meter reader? An automated gas meter reader is an electronic device that reads and records the usage of natural gas in residential or commercial buildings. This technology uses radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, which are attached to each gas meter, to track consumption over time. The readings are then transmitted
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The Balancing Services Use of System (BSUoS) charges are the costs of balancing and operating the transmission system and balancing it. Balancing costs are volatile and have been on the rise in recent months due to the unprecedented rise in gas and electricity costs, as well as very low wind load factors. These
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Energy consumers in the UK have the right to switch their suppliers if they pay their energy bills directly to them. This covers also those who use prepayment meters. When you move into a new home, you should check the tenancy agreement to see whether your landlord has a ‘preferred supplier.’ Even though you
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Recognising GoOs of EU member states All countries that belong to the UK must have a Guarantees of Origin (GoOs) scheme. In the UK, this scheme is known as Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGO). Ofgem is required by law to recognise other GoOs of EU member states. Here we explain in more
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Power outages can be incredibly frustrating and disruptive, causing significant inconvenience and even financial losses for businesses. In today’s world, where access to reliable energy is essential, many people are exploring options to mitigate the impact of power outages. One such option is to work with an energy broker, who can help you manage your
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Geothermal energy is a type of renewable energy that harnesses the heat from the Earth’s core to generate power. It is considered a clean and sustainable source of energy because it emits very little greenhouse gases and uses minimal land compared to other renewable energy sources. However, like any other form of energy, geothermal has
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