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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 are coming.
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Energy, Reporting and Reduction: What organisations need to be ready for in 2026
The UK’s energy efficiency landscape is rapidly evolving, with new regulations, reporting standards, and efficiency targets set to reshape how organisations manage energy in 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 are coming.26.
In this blog, our experts dive into what changes you can expect in 2026
Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) – Progress Since 2019
Since its introduction in 2019, the UK’s Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) framework has transformed how businesses approach energy efficiency and carbon transparency.
In this blog, we’ll review SECR’s key achievements and look ahead to the upcoming UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS), which promise to raise the bar for accountability and climate action.
A 2026 guide to reducing your business carbon footprint
More organisations are asking an essential question: how can businesses reduce their carbon footprint in a way that is both effective and sustainable? The first step is understanding what a business carbon footprint entails.
Understand how you can reduce your business carbon footprint
Compliance as a Catalyst: Preparing for Commercial EPC B by 2030
The UK is entering a pivotal stage for commercial building energy performance. By 2030, rented commercial properties in England and Wales are expected to require a Commercial EPC rating of B by 2030.
This stands to be one of the most ambitious energy efficiency shifts the sector has seen to date. Businesses that prepare early will gain a clear strategic advantage.
Start ESOS Phase 4 now for a strategic advantage
The UK’s Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) is in its fourth phase, and expectations are higher than ever. While Phase 4 follows the same four‑year compliance cycle as the earlier phases, the scope and accountability requirements have grown significantly. For organisations in scope, or even those close to the thresholds, the message is clear: don’t wait.
Discover the latest information on ESOS Phase 4
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This information hub is a great place to find insights into topics such as understanding your business carbon footprint or how to get started with ESOS.
Understanding the latest trends in Wholesale Energy Prices
Staying informed about the latest trends in wholesale electricity and gas prices is crucial for organisations looking to optimise their energy procurement and energy risk management. Several factors influence the UK wholesale electricity price including the intermittent nature of renewable energy, fuel costs, geopolitical events, weather conditions and supply and demand.
Discover the benefits of staying up to date with the UK wholesale energy market trends
Autumn Budget announcements expected to cut £138 from household energy bills
Analysis from Cornwall Insight has predicted that the energy price cap for households will fall by 8% in April, with an average reduction of £138 for a typical annual dual-fuel bill. This will be the lowest it has fallen since September 2024.
Record year for wind and solar electricity in Great Britain in 2025
2025 was a record year for wind and solar generation in Great Britain. Wind was the biggest single renewable source of electricity, according to the National Energy System Operator (Neso).
However, solar-powered electricity rose by nearly a third on 2024 levels, helped by the UK’s sunniest year on record and the expansion of solar panels around the country.
UK making ‘good progress’ against fewer than one-third of key environmental policy commitments
According to analysis by the Office of Environmental Protection (OEP), the UK Government, is only driving good progress towards 27% of the 43 environmental policy targets it set between 2021 – 2023 to improve nature for future generations. Many of these targets were set for 2030, with issues like tree planting, water pollution and air pollution included.
Zapmap reports that 14,316 new chargepoints were installed in 2025
On Thursday 8 January, Zapmap published new statistics on public chargepoint installations throughout 2025. The release states that 14,316 new chargepoints were installed throughout 2025. It adds that EV charging infrastructure now encompasses 87,796 devices (116,052 EVSEs) at 45,033 locations spanning en-route, destination and on-street charging. The new installations represent a year-on-year increase of 19.5%.
UK Government unveils £43m funding competition for low-carbon aviation innovation
UK-based businesses, universities and innovators will be invited to bid for a share of the fund from February. It will allocate up to £43m. The Department for Travel said the competition will be open to any research and development (R&D) projects that could help to decarbonise the aviation industry in line with the nation’s legally binding climate targets.
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