As organisations transition to carbon neutrality and net zero, the expectations for their suppliers to follow suit is increasing. For suppliers to the public sector, this is no longer an expectation but a requirement. Under the PPN 06/21, suppliers must have a formal plan to reduce their business emissions if they want to provide goods
Utilities can often make up a significant portion of an organisation’s budget. When factoring in operational overheads, stretched resources, and rising bills, these costs can quickly escalate. As an energy management consultancy and utility management software provider, we have seen a growing number of organisations choosing to outsource their utilities management. Rob Webb, Bureau Operations
Organisations across the UK are increasingly recognising the importance of implementing carbon reduction plans to reduce their carbon footprint. Graham Paul, Service Delivery Director here at TEAM explains why these plans are not just about meeting regulatory requirements and how they play a strategic role in driving long-term success and sustainability. Why Carbon Reduction Plans
For many organisations, sustainability is no longer just a buzzword; it’s a critical component of their future success. With so much to consider when planning an organisation’s carbon reduction, integrating energy efficiency targets into their corporate strategy can guide businesses in successfully achieving their goals. Senior Energy Consultant and EnCO Practitioner, Sam Arje, explores how
Corporate sustainability reporting involves the disclosure of a company’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance and is rapidly becoming a crucial practice for organisations of all sizes. It not only enhances transparency but also helps stakeholders, including investors, customers, and employees, understand how a company is managing its sustainability impacts. Effective sustainability reporting can lead
Empowering employees to make sustainable choices By Graham Paul, Service Delivery Director at TEAM Energy As organisations across the UK strive to reduce their carbon footprint and embrace sustainable practices, electric vehicles (EVs) have emerged as a viable and eco-friendly transportation solution. At TEAM Energy, we believe that encouraging employees to switch to EVs can
In today’s world, where sustainability and cost efficiency are paramount, organisations are constantly seeking ways to optimise their operations. Completing an energy audit is often an overlooked but highly effective strategy, enabling real insights into an organisation’s energy and carbon usage and ways this can be improved upon. In this blog, our Energy Consultant, Alex
Calculate your potential TM44 savings Energy efficiency has some of the greatest potential to make the biggest impact on organisations’ emissions, energy use, and costs in the shortest amount of time. One often overlooked area is the performance of air conditioning systems. TM44 air conditioning inspections provide a valuable opportunity to enhance sustainability. What is
As the UK accelerates towards a greener future, the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is becoming increasingly important. For organisations, supporting employees in this transition not only contributes to environmental sustainability but also enhances corporate social responsibility and employee satisfaction. In this blog, our Service Delivery Director, Graham Paul, explores some effective ways employers can
In the UK, achieving net zero emissions is not just a goal but a necessity and legal requirement. Strong leadership and education are essential for driving transformative change within organisations. TEAM Energy’s Senior Energy Consultant, Sam Arje, BSc (hons), and approved EnCO Practitioner, explores the important role of leadership and education in supporting organisations transition
Achieving net zero is a critical goal for many businesses today. One of the tools to help achieve and encourage this is the Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) framework. What is SECR and who needs to comply? SECR, which came into effect 1 April 2019, was introduced by the UK Government to help businesses
UK wholesale electricity prices has been a focal point of discussion and analysis, especially given the recent volatility and price fluctuations. In this blog, TEAM Energy’s Service Delivery Director, Graham Paul, explores wholesale electricity price and what it means for businesses in the UK. The UK wholesale market energy crisis has been a challenging period
