Energy managers working for the National Health System have come under fire as the Taxpayers’ Alliance branded the NHS’ “green” staff a “waste” of public money.
The NHS is one of the UK’s largest energy consumers, spending an overall £750m each year on heating and electricity bills alone, but this figure could be 20% lower should the trusts decide to implement extensive energy-saving measures, a new research report from the Green Investment Bank (GIB)
Over half a million British home owners have installed various energy saving measures with help from the Government via the Green Deal or Energy Company Obligation (ECO) since the schemes started last year, a recent statement released by the DECC (Department of Energy & Cl
Chancellor George Osborne announced a £7bn package to cut energy bills in the Budget, in a bid to help “British families and manufacturers save on their energy bills”, as a news report on this topic has revealed.
Business and Energy Minister Michael Fallon has recently hinted at some form of relief set to be introduced in the next Budget in order to help manufacturing companies reduce their overall energy-related costs, a media news report on this topic can reveal.
Business managers are still really worried about their energy bills going nowhere but up over the course of 2014 and 2015, a new survey carried out by an online price comparison website has revealed.
One of the UK’s best-known energy suppliers has just been slapped with a very serious fine for mis-selling to vulnerable customers for a period of three years, the energy market regulator has announced.
Over 7,000 UK businesses will be required to provide very detailed reports on their energy use, or face the potential of being fined under the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)’s new Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS).
Ireland has decided to create a National Energy Efficiency Fund aimed at implementing various energy efficiency projects and allocated €17.2 million (£14m) for this scheme, a news source can reveal.
The Billings, an office building located in Guildford, has managed to become the first commercial building to achieve the Low Carbon Workplace Standard.
