As 2025 draws to a close, it’s clear this year has been pivotal for businesses navigating the complex journey towards Net Zero. At TEAM Energy, we’ve spent the year exploring the challenges and opportunities shaping the energy landscape, and the conversations we’ve had through our blogs highlight just how dynamic this space has become. 2025:
Today’s Autumn Budget (26 November 2025) places energy, carbon reduction, and net zero firmly at the heart of the UK’s economic strategy, with measures designed to ease energy costs, accelerate low‑carbon investment, and provide policy certainty for businesses and investors. What does it mean for energy prices and affordability? The Chancellor announced short‑term relief measures
Net Zero Targets are Driving Demand for Carbon Emission Reporting In today’s climate conscious economy, managing emissions is no longer optional for businesses, it is a strategic necessity. Investors are demanding ESG transparency, customers are opting for sustainability, and regulators are tightening compliance standards. Businesses that fail to act risk financial penalties, reputational damage, and
When the UK Government unveiled its new Carbon Budget and Growth Delivery Plan in October, Graham Paul at TEAM Energy was struck by two things. First, the clarity and confidence of the message, Britain is “going all-in” on clean energy to drive economic growth and cut emissions. Second, the profound implications for business: this isn’t
At the forefront of the UK’s energy revolution, we’re powering digital transformation through the alignment of data, technology, and green energy Britain’s energy landscape is undergoing a twin transformation. On one hand, the National Energy System Operator (NESO) has outlined an ambitious Energy Sector Digitalisation Plan to modernise how energy data and systems interact. On
As the world prepares for COP30, the urgency for decisive carbon reduction action is intensifying. Yet recent moves by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to roll back key climate standards are sending shockwaves through global efforts. 2025 is a pivotal year for global climate action. It’s when emissions must peak to keep the 1.5 °C
As the pressure to meet net zero intensifies, universities are among the many institutions stepping up to tackle the causes and consequences of climate change. Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) is at the forefront of this movement, embedding sustainability into every aspect of its operations, teaching, and community engagement. We spoke with Simon Chubb, ARU’s Head
A new charge is poised to appear on electricity invoices across the UK, and while it may seem modest at first glance, its long-term implications could be significant. We’re looking at the upcoming implementation of the Nuclear Regulated Asset Base (RAB) charges set to appear on UK electricity bills from 1 November 2025. These charges
When we talk about carbon reduction in commercial buildings, the conversation often jumps straight to solar panels, EV fleets, or full-scale retrofits. But what if one of the most effective first steps is within reach and already wired into your building?Despite their potential to drive meaningful energy savings, smart thermostats remain one of the most
MHHS officially went live on 22 September 2025, marking a major milestone in the UK energy market transformation. The UK energy market is undergoing a major transformation with the introduction of Market-wide Half-Hourly Settlement (MHHS). This reform will change how electricity consumption is measured and settled, bringing greater accuracy, transparency, and efficiency to the industry.
Our customer, East Riding of Yorkshire Council is the local authority governing the East Riding of Yorkshire, a ceremonial county in England. It provides a wide range of services, including housing, education, transport, waste management, and social care. As the urgency to decarbonise intensifies across the UK, local authorities are stepping up with bold, practical
The UK’s journey to net zero is at a pivotal crossroads. According to our latest Carbon Countdown survey, nearly half of UK organisations have made formal commitments to achieve net zero carbon emissions, with a significant number targeting the government’s 2050 deadline. But, while ambition is high, the path from pledge to progress is anything
