Tim McManan-Smith

In recent years, UK energy prices have seen significant fluctuations, driven by geopolitical events, supply chain issues, and changing environmental policies. When it comes to commercial organisations, these fluctuations can pose serious financial risks, impacting everything from budgeting to profitability. Navigating this volatility is essential for long-term resilience and sustainability. With this recurring problem for commercial organisations, it’s important they face it and continue to grow and build their business.

Haush, a green energy and technology company specialising in green hydrogen, has today officially announced Milford Haven as their new HQ as they press ahead with plans to make the area a green hydrogen powerhouse.

The criticism of carbon credits is relentless. The voluntary carbon market is like the Wild West. Plagued with carbon cowboys trying to pocket a quick buck rather than build impactful projects. Consequently, companies fear they’ll be plastered across the internet, accused of accidental greenwashing if they even mention offsetting in their sustainability report.

By Tim Reid, Chief Executive, Director General, UKEF, and Executive Committee Member

The benefits of electrification and of investing in charging facilities are clear. UK organisations can look beyond merely complying with government regulations to advantages including tax incentives, improved driver satisfaction, reduced emissions and fuel cost savings.

Hyphen Global – a leader in real-time atmospheric-based digital monitoring, reporting and verification (dMRV) solutions – today announces its partnership with Demia, a carbon market data analysis experts. This collaboration strengthens Hyphen’s ability to deliver streamlined, auditable and transparent carbon removal data across its global network of project sites under management.

Industry partnership, Hydrogen South West, has today launched its latest report exploring the role of gender diversity in challenging established thinking and accelerating the transition to net zero.

Finning UK & Ireland is urging data centre operators to accelerate the take-up of sustainable backup power solutions in response to projected surge in energy consumption for the sector.

The Government has launched the first comprehensive review of Ofgem, the energy regulator, today. The review aims to establish Ofgem as a strong consumer champion, driving up standards for household and business consumers both now, and as energy use evolves with smarter and greener technology.

Engie has submitted plans to North Yorkshire Council to develop an agricultural Anaerobic Digestion (AD) facility to the east of the A162, Bond Ings, Sherburn-in-Elmet, following a consultation with the local community and stakeholders this autumn.