Commercial

Hospitals serve thousands of patients, visitors, and employees – 24/7, 365 days a year.   Because of this they use a massive amount of energy.  High-power lighting in operating rooms, air exchange, filtration, it all adds up.  Because of the vast amounts of energy consumed, hospitals make the perfect candidate for energy-efficiency measures, renewable implementation, and

For the last hundred years or so, cars have been readily available for most average consumers.   Historically, cars were able to be ordered direct from manufacturers, through mail order, or even department stores.   Now, there is only really one way – through a car dealership.  Licensed and independently owned car dealerships are almost the only

At the end of 2021, there were over 1,600,000 smart meters being used by businesses across the UK, a number that has no doubt increased.   Getting a smart meter installed at your business premises means you’ll be able to see exactly how and when you’re using energy, which can really help to lower your bills

If you own a business, one of your main concerns is likely how to keep operating costs as low as possible.   One way to do this is by finding ways to save on energy expenses, and a question you may have is whether or not it’s cheaper to use electricity during certain times of

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

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

As the world becomes more connected through the internet, the amount of energy required to keep us connected has risen substantially. Telecommunications companies are at the forefront of this issue, as their operations consume a significant amount of energy. From data centers to radio access networks, the telecommunications industry is one of the largest consumers