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Did you know that the a majority of UK-based businesses are overpaying for commercial electricity? While business owners try their best to cut down on expenditure
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Most businesses in the UK end up paying more than what they should in the way of utility overheads such as gas supply. That’s because business owners are not aware of the fact
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Do you know that using renewable energy can help your business cut down on your energy costs and reduce your carbon footprint – all in one go?
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As Ofgem continues consulting on its Targeted Charging Review (TCR), Energy UK Policy Manger Joseph Underwood explains why it matters and what changes might result. It’s not an aspect of the sector you’ll read much about in the media, but network charges and how we fund the cost of transporting electricity along wires and cables across Great Britain naturally play a vital role in the operation of the UK energy system.
Do you work in the gas industry? If so, you know how tough the employees are. They persevere in cold weather and harsh working conditions. Gas workers face exposure to serious hazards every day. One of them is working from heights.
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For the first time since the industrial revolution the amount of zero carbon power the UK generated in 2019 outstripped that from fossil fuels for a full 12 months making it the UK’s cleanest year on record.
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