Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council serves a diverse area, managing responsibilities across housing, planning, community safety and environmental protection and overseeing nearly 10,000 domestic properties along with a range of commercial premises. We spoke with Kelly Murphy, Climate Change Officer at the Council about how championing ambitious net zero targets, fostering collaboration across departments, and engaging
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
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates Customer Spotlight: St Albans Community Association “How energy efficiency supports community care” In the latest of our Customer Spotlight series, we spoke with St Albans Community Association, a local centre making big changes. The Association recently approached us about completing an energy
We recently conducted the Carbon Countdown Survey, gathering insights from over 100 UK-based organisations about their journeys toward net zero emissions. The results revealed some fascinating trends, challenges, and ambitions across the country. To see how your perceptions stack up against the real data, we’ve created a quick quiz. Test your knowledge and find out
It is becoming increasingly important for organisations to be aware of the impact they have on the planet. Organisations across all sectors are expected to understand the impact of their day-to-day operations, from travel and energy use to digital infrastructure and remote work, every activity leaves a carbon footprint. But how do you measure that
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates Countdown to net zero: UK organisations reveal gaps between ambition and action TEAM Energy’s sustainability survey, Countdown to Net Zero, has revealed a compelling snapshot of the UK’s sustainability landscape, highlighting both the ambition and the obstacles organisations face as they work
As the UK’s public sector accelerates its response to climate change, local authorities are increasingly recognised as key players in the national net zero transition. Among them, East Riding of Yorkshire Council is demonstrating how a strategic, data-led approach can unlock meaningful progress even in the face of limited resources. In a recent Customer Spotlight
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
Written by Tom Anderton – Commercial Director Tom has over a decade of experience across the carbon, sustainability, energy management and energy supply sectors. He works closely with key customers across the higher education sector to design and deliver customised enterprise reporting solutions that provide value stakeholder value and enable sustainable growth. Key Takeaway UK organisations that
TEAM Energy’s sustainability survey, Countdown to Net Zero, has revealed a compelling snapshot of the UK’s sustainability landscape, highlighting both the ambition and the obstacles organisations face as they work towards their carbon reduction goals – and where they need the most support. Over 100 UK-based organisations across diverse sectors participated in the eight-week survey,
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates Turning the obligation of sustainability reporting into an opportunity Sustainability reporting is no longer a compliance task but a way for organisations to be judged, not just by regulators, but by investors, employees, and customers. As the regulatory landscape sharpens and expectations
Sustainability reporting is no longer a compliance task but a way for organisations to be judged, not just by regulators, but by investors, employees, and customers. As the regulatory landscape sharpens and expectations rise, the question is no longer if your organisation is reporting on its carbon emissions, but how well. However, this shift is
