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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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Could your business benefit from working with an energy consultant?

Getting to grips with your business energy, from understanding your energy bill and all the technical jargon that comes with it to creating a robust energy strategy, often requires time and resource, which may take your attention away from running your business and doing what you do best. If you find that this is the […]
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Mitigating the ‘double whammy’ of energy cost rises

Business energy costs could rise by up to 50% by 2020, compared to 2016 prices, making it even more important for organisations to refocus on their energy risk management strategies, from reconsidering demand management and approaches to procurement to building a business case for investment in energy efficiency. In our Energy Costs Outlook report, we […]
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Budget 2018: what does it mean for business energy users?

High cost of carbon continues: Wholesale prices have risen in recent months, in part due to the high cost of carbon. The EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EUETS) has risen to around £15/teCO2, which has resulted in a double whammy for power generators when combined with the UK’s Carbon Price Support of £18/teCO2. Despite hopes that […]
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Inenco predictions for the 2018 Budget

While the Budget always contains a few surprises, our energy experts think that we can expect to see some key energy issues addressed, including: EII exemption thresholds  It is likely that the Government will announce extra support for energy intensive industries in the UK, elaborating on the plans to widen the threshold for the EII […]
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Avoiding energy bill hikes this winter

Supply and demand Energy supply and demand are becoming increasingly weather dependent. The clocks are due to go back at the end of this month, which will mean longer, colder nights. The country will be turning the heating up, keeping lights on for longer and generally using more energy at home and in the workplace. […]
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How can businesses mitigate rising CCL costs?

However, there are many steps that a business can take to ensure that their green obligations don’t become a burden. This is particularly pertinent when considering the changes to environmental taxes that are set to take place in the coming months. From 1st April 2019, the Climate Change Levy (CCL) will jump significantly, by 45% […]
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Will the UK meet its greenhouse gas targets?

By 2020, we’re aiming to have reduced our carbon emission by 37% on 1990 levels, and our future carbon budgets are no less ambitious; they’re currently set at a 51% reduction by 2025 and a 57% reduction by 2030. Are our targets feasible? We comfortably achieved the first (2008-12) and second (2013-17) carbon budgets, and […]
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What keeps small business owners up at night?

Business costs are rising Many small businesses are feeling financial pressure as our economy remains strained. Ongoing Brexit uncertainty, weak consumer demand and rising labour costs are just a few of the factors that are making life difficult for smaller business owners. Regulation is another key concern, with 36% of small businesses reporting that regulatory […]
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What will Ofgem’s Targeted Charging Review mean for business customers?

This means that key players in the industry, such as National Grid and Ofgem, need to act now to ensure that our energy system can cope with these changes. Facilitating a smarter energy system will not only require careful planning to ensure that we have flexible and responsive supply to meet our growing demand, but […]
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Understanding your business energy bill

Business energy bills are often very detailed, and they can be difficult to fully understand – but they don’t have to be! Here’s our quick guide to interpreting your energy bills: Domestic vs business energy bills While there is no difference between the power that runs through your plug sockets at home and the power […]
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Convincing the C-Suite: How to build the business case for energy efficiency

This can be challenging, as you’ll often need to gain buy-in from many of these people – particularly C-suite executives – before any efficiency measures are implemented. However, if you can clearly detail the tangible benefits of the projects you’re looking to execute and answer any questions they may have, you’re more likely to be […]
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Cut your business energy bills with technology

There is a huge array of options available in the market, ranging from emerging technology to tried and tested solutions. For organisations looking for a quick and efficient approach to reducing costs and consumption, one of the first steps is considering upgrading or replacing existing assets. One example is lighting: The Climate Group is currently […]
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