The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) introduces a tax on carbon-intensive imports to the EU by imposing a carbon price on imported goods based on the carbon emissions associated with their production. The landmark initiative aims to ensure that the environmental costs of production are fairly accounted for, regardless of origin.
Discover what corporate social responsibility (CSR) is and why it matters. Learn how CSR strategies, ESG frameworks & sustainability practices drive positive social, environmental & business outcomes.
The government’s Autumn Budget 2024 has introduced targeted investments to accelerate progress toward net zero, with a focus on clean energy infrastructure, decarbonisation and transportation. Here’s an overview of the major measures introduced to help drive the government’s aim of making Britain a clean energy superpower.
Funding is to be made available in the latest round of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS).
With ever-tightening energy regulations, the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) is a crucial framework that businesses and property owners must navigate. With strict deadlines and significant financial penalties for non-compliance, failing to meet the requirements could seriously impact your bottom line.
Commissions disclosures have become mandatory within the energy market, understand what this means for your organisation can be difficult. Discover the latest on the commission updates.
As part of Phase 3, launched in 2024, ESOS now includes additional steps that encourage organisations to take a more active and ongoing role in their energy management. These new steps allow you to track your progress against energy efficiency measures in between phases to encourage ongoing energy efficiency.
Labour’s legislative agenda aims to position Britain as a leader in clean energy, enhance environmental protections, and ensure long-term sustainability. The measures outlined are designed to increase energy security, drive net zero, and protect natural resources, aligning with the goal of making Britain a clean energy superpower.
In the complex world of business energy, standing charges are often overlooked yet are a significant component of your bill. Whilst wholesale energy prices have fluctuated in recent years, standing charges have also steadily contributed to maintaining high overall costs. Understanding these charges is crucial for organisations aiming to manage and reduce their energy expenses.
