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Understanding energy is at the heart of what we do. Inenco digests and deciphers new information, providing you with industry insights to keep up to date with the latest news and how it affects your business. Our team of experts share their specialist knowledge in our regular blog posts.
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It’s time to optimise your procurement strategy

Businesses might not be surprised to see their energy bills continue to increase – last year marked the tenth successive year of rising business energy costs – but they shouldn’t resign themselves to higher bills. Here we take a look at what’s happening in the energy market, and how businesses can ensure their procurement strategy […]
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EII exemption changes are less than a year away

April 2019 With the expected implementation date for new EII exemption levels set at 1st April 2020, businesses now have less than a year to get ready for the changes. Government’s proposed plans will have implications for businesses who qualify for the first time, as well as those who don’t. With so many policy and […]
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Are SMEs missing out on savings by not switching?

That’s because energy costs are rising – in fact, 2018 marked the tenth successive year of increased business energy costs. And small- to medium-sized businesses can often be the hardest hit, as the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) 2015 investigation found that SMEs pay much more on average than other businesses. Why are smaller businesses […]
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Does energy reporting really deliver carbon savings?

In March 2019, Inenco partnered with The Energyst to carry out a ‘pulse check’ of energy professionals to find out whether businesses are prepared for SECR and ESOS. Now the results are in, and the report we’ve created on the findings contains some interesting insights into the challenges and opportunities reporting schemes create for many […]
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Is your business missing out on the benefits of onsite generation?

March 2019 A recent study has found that 80% of businesses believe a quarter of energy needs will be generated onsite by 2025 – but why do businesses want to invest in onsite generation? Our energy system is becoming increasingly decentralised, with both domestic and commercial customers installing their own generation assets. This has some […]
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Streamlining energy and carbon reporting: what should affected businesses do now?

March 2019 This requires companies to report their energy consumption and carbon emissions (also known as greenhouse gases) in their annual Directors’ Report. As many of those affected by SECR will already be working towards ESOS Phase 2 compliance, it’s likely that energy managers and their teams will be dedicating significant resources to understanding and […]
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Is your business ready for ESOS Phase 2?

This year, many energy managers will be focusing on reporting, with the ESOS Phase 2 deadline looming and the new Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting scheme commencing in April. If your business is required to comply with one or both of these schemes, will you be ready? Many businesses that were eligible for ESOS Phase […]
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Giving small businesses a competitive edge through energy

Comparison isn’t optimisation Putting in a call to one or two suppliers for quotes might provide the quick fix of a cheaper energy deal but won’t give your business access to the whole marketplace or ensure your business is offered the best rates available from the suppliers you call. For that, you’ll need help from […]
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CCL costs are set to soar – what can your business do about it?

March 2019 The Climate Change Levy (CCL) is an environmental tax on energy. The intention behind the tax is to encourage business consumers to lower their consumption, encouraging them also to think about their environmental impact and how they can reduce their carbon emissions. It applies to businesses in the industrial, public services, commercial and […]
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Brexit: the energy story so far

Whilst much of the detail is yet to be confirmed, businesses can be sure that when the UK leaves the EU, there will be implications for the energy sector which will have a knock-on effect for their own operations. See our Brexit infographic below for a breakdown of what we know so far: Cross-border trading […]
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Could SMEs take a smarter approach to their energy?

You have probably heard about smart energy meters, as the Government has set a target to roll out smart meters to all domestic and small business energy customers by the end of 2020. While there are some questions around whether or not they will meet this target, it’s likely that if you haven’t already been […]
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How should organisations measure their energy consumption for ESOS?

With this in mind, here are our top tips for measuring your consumption:   Your energy consumption must be calculated in a common unit – either an energy unit, like kWh, or energy spend (in pounds sterling). You can use the Government’s conversion factors to help you to do this. Under ESOS, your total energy […]
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