At Energy Solutions, our team work’s extremely hard to ensure businesses are making the most of their energy. We understand it can be stressful and overwhelming. However, with our help, you can trust that we will make your energy an asset that is worth knowing about. This guide will hopefully give you a clear knowledge […]
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Wanting to dispel some of the anxieties that modern life layers onto our shoulders are a common enough desire, and it’s probably more productive to spend this allotted hour of worry a day switching up your problematic energy provider than fretting on Twitter over whether or not plastic straws are redeemable. As with all problematic
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The Kyoto Protocol was adopted on 11 December 1997. Owing to a complex ratification process, it entered into force on 16 February 2005. Currently, there are 192 Parties to the Kyoto Protocol. The scale of buy-in represents a shift in world views and one of the first serious, guided attempts to bring climate change under
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So you want to be “more green”? Honestly, Walking the Walk isn’t as hard as you might think. Here’s a breakdown of what green gas actually is, then I’ll pop in a link so you can get on with switching! If you already know or don’t care how all this works, just scroll to the
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Guide to non-commodity costs Non-Commodity: Electricity Overall in 2020, there was a dramatic decrease in wholesale prices so many thought that overall costs should be reduced. Nevertheless, commodity accounts only for a third of the billed rate for electricity, which restrains the overall effects of the increases in non-commodity charging. The decrease will rebound in
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Did you know? The Carbon Trust says that by implementing simple energy efficiency projects, the public sector could reduce their energy bill by £1 billion. We know how important energy efficiency is for public sector organisations. Small budgets, spending public money safely, can be tough. For example, hospitals and schools having to balance the safety
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If you are a retailer, it is likely that you are paying very high energy bills. In fact, the retail sector is amongst those that were hit the hardest by the 2007/2008 economic crash. While running a retail business of course requires a lot of energy to power all the necessary equipment, there are some
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If you are a restaurant owner, it is likely that you are paying very high energy bills. While running a restaurant of course requires a lot of energy to power all the necessary equipment, you are able to cut your energy bills by as much as 20%. Are you wondering how to do it? Cutting
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