Energy

On 15 May 2025, the UK Parliament enacted the Great British Energy Act, establishing Great British Energy (GBE) as a publicly owned company dedicated to accelerating the nation's transition to clean, domestically produced energy.  This legislative milestone presents significant implications for UK businesses, particularly in areas of energy procurement, sustainability commitments, and financial planning. Key

In the race to cut costs, hit Net Zero targets, and future-proof operations, energy management plays a vital role. But despite its benefits, it's often misunderstood.  Misconceptions and outdated assumptions can stop businesses from unlocking the full value of smarter energy strategies. Let’s set the record straight by tackling some of the most common myths

In a world where energy prices are volatile, sustainability targets are tightening, and environmental responsibility is under growing scrutiny, energy management is no longer a ‘nice to have’; it’s a business imperative. But what is energy management, exactly? And why should your business care? What is Energy Management? Energy management is the process of monitoring,

With rising energy prices, evolving regulations, and an increasing emphasis on sustainability, businesses must act now to future-proof their energy strategies for 2025 and beyond.  Ignoring these shifts could lead to higher operational costs, compliance risks, and lost competitive advantage. Here’s what businesses need to know about the evolving energy landscape, and how they can

The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) Phase 3 deadline has come and gone, but for many businesses, the work is far from over.  From ensuring Action Plans are in place to preparing for Phase 4, compliance is an ongoing process that requires strategic planning and execution. At TEST Consulting, we’ve guided numerous organisations through ESOS