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Rising energy bills in the UK over the last few months have brought more than a hassle to businesses, already struggling financially due to business closures during the last years of the coronavirus pandemic. HeatingSave's Building Management System (BMS) is the key to making sure these expensive bills are reduced.

The Government’s Green Deal programme allows any home or business owner to make energy-saving improvements without having to pay all the costs up front. The HeatingSave Building Energy Management System is the perfect energy optimization solution to be implemented using the Green Deal program, as it helps building owners achieve some pretty impressive savings, cutting up to 30%+ on their energy bills.

The NHS is under severe strain right now as far as the available funding is concerned, but a recent pilot project proved the fact that it could actually achieve savings of £35m if the medical and nursing staff are encouraged to turn off unused equipment, switch off lights, and close hospital doors.

In all fairness, UK’s current energy tariff system is far from being the simplest and most easily accessible one, the vast majority of consumers having quite a bit of trouble in understanding the specific details of each fuel plan.

Although UK’s energy market is currently dominated by the six major suppliers (Centrica – British Gas, E.ON, SSE, Npower, EDF and ScottishPower), it see

Centrica, the parent company of the much more famous British Gas, one of the UK’s energy suppliers, is apparently eyeing a shale gas – related partnership with Cuadrilla Resources, the first company to have drilled for shale gas in the UK.

Although it’s yet to be actually granted the new, extended powers provided under the REMIT legislation, the OFGEM seems keen on making its presence more felt on the UK energy market, the regulator announcing the fact that it plans to widen i

Over the past couple of years, energy bills have really sky-rocketed, becoming a real burden on the schools’ and other educational institutions’ yearly budgets.

Educational institutions in the London area may save an impressive £32m and cut carbon emissions by more than 125,000 tonnes over a ten year time frame, should they decided to enroll in a new energy efficiency scheme, introduced yesterday by London Mayor, Boris Johnson.

The UK government will be forced to introduce shortly tougher regulations on the energy market, in order to comply with the EU regulation on wholesale energy markets and transparency (Remit), a news report reveals.

The debate regarding the future of shale gas exploration is far from over, and now, one of the companies actively involved in drilling and exploration activities, IGas, claims that UK’s gas reserves might actually be large enough to last for decades.

Old and less than efficient equipment and control technology are blamed for the huge energy wastes recorded in the hospitality industry, amounting to a staggering 180 million pounds a year, according to a recent research report.