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BEIS: ESOS audit recommendations should be publicly available - business should be required to demonstrate that they've acted on energy-saving opportunities
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Firms should be made to act on ESOS audit recommendations, says...

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My company qualified for ESOS phase 1 – does it automatically qualify for phase 2? Not necessarily... Discover more on the Energy Advice Hub.
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My company qualified for ESOS phase 1 – does it automatically...

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ESOS: Should I include installations such as CHP in my total energy consumption calculation. Find out here on the Energy Advice Hub.
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ESOS: Should I include installations that generate energy, e.g. CHP?

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Tackling areas of energy waste is the first step in any management campaign – that’s the view of Jason Thackray, Head of Smart Services at BiU
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How to find the energy waste that may be costing you...

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The government's green finance strategy was published this week, so what are the likely implications for your business? Find out here.
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The Hub explainer: what is the green finance strategy?

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Climate change: While there is evidence of some businesses stepping up to the challenge, environmental issues are far from embedded as a priority
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Environmental issues must be a bigger business priority, business tracker report...

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The UK Government and Devolved Administrations have launched a joint consultation on the UK’s approach to carbon pricing post-Brexit.
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UK ETS? Have your say on the future of UK carbon...

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CCC: “We recommend a new emissions target for the UK: net zero carbon greenhouse gases by 2050.” - 6 recommendations that affect UK business.
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Net zero carbon: 6 recommendations that affect UK business

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The Government’s Feed-in Tariff (FiT) scheme, which issued payments to small-scale generators of renewable energy, closed to new applications on 31st March.
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FiT has finished: what next for small-scale renewables?

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Energy efficiency in commercial buildings: Business energy use in the UK has fallen since 2000, largely delivered by industrial process efficiencies.
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The future standards set to drive energy efficiency in commercial buildings

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