Liam Coleman

Businesses face a more complex energy equation than households. Here is how the two differ and why securing deep green energy is so important for the businesses of Britain.

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This month, The National Energy System Operator (NESO) published its five-year view of Transmission Network Use of System (TNUoS) tariffs, which will have a knock-on effect on energy bills for businesses. At Ecotricity, we believe in openness and transparency, so this is our take on the changes and the impact they will have on energy bills for the businesses of Britain.

At Ecotricity, we’re pretty proud of our ‘Bills into Mills’ philosophy. It’s been the way we’ve operated as a business since day one, has helped make the UK a leader in global renewables – and it is what makes us different from other energy suppliers.

The world of ethical accreditation can often seem like a confusing landscape. In a diverse business environment where there is more pressure than ever to demonstrate that a company is walking the talk on ethics, there are more badges available to a green business than there is to a cub scout. However, what do all of the badges that are available to energy suppliers actually mean? Which are the ones you should look out for? And what accreditation is out there for the wider business community?

Free parking and a proper bakery, yes please

Eleanor Burleigh, Liam Coleman A new report has revealed what makes up a dream Britishhigh street- including a bakery, free parking and an independent coffee shop.