TEAM Energy has been featured in the television programme UK Businesses and the Transition to Net Zero, which highlights organisations leading the way in sustainability, the net zero transition and responsible energy management. Energy management is no longer just about monitoring consumption. It’s about using data to make informed decisions that reduce cost, improve performance,
Welcome to the Latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management News Updates Customer Spotlight: University of Exeter “Data-driven Pathway to Sustainability Reporting” University of Exeter is leading the way in transforming its campuses and operations to meet the urgent challenges of the climate crisis. With a strong research heritage in environmental and climate science,
“As a research university with a lot of climate scientists, we have to walk the walk,” says Tim Dennett, Sustainability Manager at the University of Exeter. “The University needed to step up and show leadership not just in the research it produces, but in action.” Moving beyond traditional energy reporting Like many institutions, Exeter’s early
The UK Government has confirmed the final design of the British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme (BICS), a long term policy intervention aimed at reducing electricity costs for eligible energy intensive manufacturing organisations from April 2027. Under the scheme, qualifying sites will be exempt from certain indirect electricity policy costs, including the Renewables Obligation, Feed in Tariffs
In a recent update from DESNZ about UK Greenhouse Gas Emissions 2024, figures for UK greenhouse gas emissions fell by 3% year-on-year in 2024. Total territorial emissions are down to 373 million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent (MtCO₂e). Emissions are now 53% lower than 1990 levels, reflecting long‑term progress despite uneven reductions across sectors. As national
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates Commercial Energy Audit Checklist A commercial energy audit checklist helps organisations prepare for an energy audit in a structured, efficient way. By defining scope, data requirements and governance expectations upfront, businesses can ensure that a commercial energy audit delivers practical, decision ready
It’s been a busy week in net zero and energy certification, with four key announcements on carbon budgets, heat networks regulation, reform of the Energy Performance of Buildings (EPB) regime, and the launch of a new net zero buildings standard. To help organisations stay informed our Head of Consultancy, Timothy Holman highlights the key takeaways
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates Building a net zero ready workforce As businesses advance their net zero plans, one thing is becoming clear, it is their workforce that distinguishes the frontrunners. Whether you are responsible for energy, sustainability, HR, or organisational strategy, your people are the engine
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates Commercial EPCs: What Businesses Need to Know Under Government’s Latest Reforms The Government has confirmed its approach to Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) reforms, and for commercial properties, the headline is clear: minimal structural change for now, but tighter compliance and reporting rules
The Government has confirmed its approach to Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) reforms, and for commercial properties, the headline is clear: minimal structural change for now, but tighter compliance and reporting rules are coming. Carbon-Based Rating Remains the Core Metric Commercial EPCs will continue to use the carbon-based Environmental Impact Rating (EIR) as the headline metric.
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates What is UK Sustainability Reporting Standards and how will it impact UK businesses? The UK Sustainability Reporting Standard (SRS) is a new compliance reporting scheme based on The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) IFRS S1/S2. The aim of the standard is to
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
