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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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Autumn Budget: Government kept its promises, but with little fanfare

Levy Controls It has been confirmed that the Control for Low Carbon Levies will replace the Levy Control Framework. The Government says this reaffirms its existing commitments and provides clarity to industry out to 2025 about the future support for low carbon electricity. We welcome the move; low carbon subsidies account for around 25% of […]
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Energy & Carbon Update November 2017

UNCCC Conference The UN Climate Change Conference in Bonn took place between the 6th and the 17th November. The Paris Agreement aims to keep the increase in average global temperature to under two degrees above pre-industrial levels. However, as current research suggests that temperature is changing faster than previously understood, it is hoped that a […]
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DUoS charges: what is changing?

16th Nov 2017 What are DUoS charges? DUoS is part of your overall electricity bill and includes both a fixed charge (mainly based on your contracted connection capacity) and a variable charge that applies to every kWh of consumption. DUoS covers the cost of installing and maintaining local electricity distribution networks, which transport electricity from […]
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How Artificial Intelligence can help energy managers of the future

Artificial Intelligence is a computer intelligence that imitates human intellect and machine learning. It is present in modern smartphones, at-home personal assistants and is also featured in early driverless cars. AI has certainly come a long way. So, what does Artificial Intelligence have to do with energy? AI can have hundreds of functions and the […]
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Are electric vehicles within your remit?

At Inenco, we’re always encouraging our customers to future-proof their businesses by anticipating and preparing for the many changes that are inherent to the energy market. So, what should today’s energy managers be considering in order to prepare for tomorrow’s EV revolution? Installing charging points One of the key barriers to the adoption of EVs […]
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Is the energy market working for your business?

Businesses, public bodies and charities spend around £20 billion on gas and electricity every year, and they account for almost 40% of Britain’s total energy demand. However, there seems to be a huge discrepancy in the prices businesses are paying and their appetite for switching. There were a number of revealing insights into the non-domestic […]
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The start of the Triad Season

Triads are the method used to set the price for the amount energy consumers pay for National Grid’s TNUoS (Transmission Network Use of System) charges. This charge is based on the average consumption for three half-hourly periods over the winter (hence the term ‘Triad’) when the transmission network is operating at its highest loads. The […]
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Should energy managers be concerned about security of supply this winter?

This year, the winter forecast is relatively positive: The surplus power margin is now 6.2 GW (10.3%) vs 3.7-4.9 GW that National Grid forecast in June. It’s also a more comfortable margin than that of winter 2016/17, which was 5.7%.   Margins have increased largely because: It’s the first full year of the Capacity Market, […]
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A day in the life of the future Utilities Manager

Who are the Utility Managers of 2030? The future Utilities Manager will be a data scientist. Their role will be more senior within the business and involved in more strategic investment decisions. Energy, water, waste, health & safety and environmental regulations will all fall under the remit of the utilities manager, making closer working relationships with operations […]
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Understanding energy risk and how to manage it

With a changing market environment, it’s critical for any business energy buyer to assess their exposure, review their energy budgets and consider their approach to energy risk management.
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What’s next for nuclear?

With the news that the Government has pledged a further £557m to green energy projects in the next Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction in Spring 2019, does nuclear energy have a place in our future energy mix? Are renewables a viable alternative? We take a look…
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Are Microgrids the future of energy?

The grid is a high-voltage transmission network connecting central power stations to homes and businesses all over the country, allowing the use of generated electricity. The UK grid is currently supplied equally by renewable, nuclear, coal fired and gas fired power stations. As the grid is interconnected to the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, France, […]
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