Net Zero, Sustainability and Energy Management Hub

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

Market Wide Half Hourly Settlement (MHHS) is the biggest market reform in decades and could be a major disruptor to consumers’ energy bills. Greg Armstrong, Head of Customer Success at TEAM Energy, outlines where and why new charges and risks may arise, and how consumers can use utility bill validation and energy bureau services to

Achieving net zero can feel like an overwhelming and complex task. Getting the basics of energy efficiency right can help reduce emissions and support the bottom line. Timothy Holman, who heads up our energy consultancy services, explains how. Organisations in the UK face growing pressure to meet net zero targets. Only a relative few have

Key Takeaway Slow, manual, point-in-time sustainability reporting relies on out-of-date estimates and exposes organisations to reputational, legal and market risk. Near real-time, high-frequency granular data, collected automatically through APIs, delivers the accuracy, agility and forward visibility needed to keep pace with changing regulations and track progress toward net zero. As sustainability reporting grows in complexity

Reducing carbon emissions is a critical challenge that organisations across the globe are grappling with. With 25 years left to address climate change, the path to achieving significant reductions in emissions is challenging and loaded with complexities. From supporting organisations across multiple sectors, it is clear that the biggest barrier to successful carbon reduction is

The countdown to the ESOS Action Plan deadline is on. For organisations that have been required to comply with the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS), as part of Phase 3 of the scheme, they will also need to submit an ESOS action plan by the 5 March 2025. The ESOS action plan aims to encourage

For over 16 years the Energy Performance of Buildings (EPB) framework has been a cornerstone in the UK’s efforts to improve building energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions. However, with the increasing focus on energy costs and the evolving landscape around climate change, notably the Government’s target of reaching net zero by 2050, necessitated a

As businesses tackle their ESOS Action Plan Reports, a new initiative introduced in Phase 3, Timothy Holman, Head of Consultancy at TEAM Energy, reflects on Phase 3 of the scheme, highlighting how organisations that start Phase 4 early will receive greater energy and cost saving benefits. Promoting good energy management practice, the Energy Savings Opportunity

The Energy Performance of Buildings (EPB) Framework was introduced in phases from 2007, to support carbon reduction in buildings and to encourage the adoption of energy efficiency measures. Since then, there has been a significant change in landscape on net zero and energy policy and, as recommended by the Climate Change Committee and other key