Routes to deliver net zero
By David Kipling, CEO – On-Site Energy Businesses have complicated energy needs, particularly those that use a lot of thermal energy such as for steam or ovens. Achieving net zero is going to require elements of re-engineering, re-thinking business processes, adopting new technology and changing energy purchasing strategy. But is it even possible in the […]
Energy Management Summit: Putting sustainability first
As a professional responsible for energy management and sustainability, we’d like to invite you to an intimate event we’re hosting this October 11th & 12th at the Radisson Blu, London Stansted. The Energy Management Summit can offer you a fully complimentary pass that includes; – A personalised “corporate speed-dating” itinerary of short meetings with innovative […]
GreeNH3 secures UK government funding for hydrogen storage tech
The revolutionary GreeNH3 project has promised to transform the ammonia production process and usher in a new era of green hydrogen storage and distribution. Ammonia – produced using hydrogen and nitrogen – is critically important in the production of fertiliser and as a fuel or energy carrier for hydrogen. However, the world’s largest ammonia production […]
Do you specialise in Energy Storage? We want to hear from you!
Each month on Energy Management Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the market – and in June we’ll be focussing on Energy Storage It’s all part of our ‘Recommended’ editorial feature, designed to help energy management buyers find the best products and services available today. So, if you’re a supplier of Energy […]
UK offshore companies to invest £250bn in low-carbon energy
The UK’s offshore energy producers are to invest £200-£250 billion by 2030 to provide the nation with secure and increasingly low carbon energy, according to research by Offshore Energies UK (OEUK). It has assessed the spending plans of offshore energy companies operating in UK waters, looking at their investment plans over this decade. OEUK represents […]
Lack of regulation a ‘key obstacle’ to renewable investment
Research from Downing LLP has identified liquidity constraints and insufficient regulation as the key barriers to investment in renewable energy for UK pension funds, other institutional investors and wealth managers. Downing offers both institutional and retail investors the opportunity to invest in renewable energy and other infrastructure in the UK and northern Europe. A survey […]
5 Minutes With… On-Site Energy’s David Kipling
In the latest instalment of our energy management industry executive interview series we speak to On-Site Energy CEO David Kipling about rising energy costs, what we can all do to manage through that challenge and how the path to Net Zero presents an opportunity for us all… Tell us about your company, products and services. […]
You’re invited to the Energy Management Summit
The Energy Management Summit is an invitation-only event taking place October 11th & 12th – as a senior professional in the energy management industry, we’d love you to attend! The Energy Management Summit allows you to meet 1-2-1 with innovative suppliers for 20-minute meetings. There is no hard sell, just a chance to meet and explore your […]
Veolia uses hydrotreated vegetable oil for first renewable fleet
Broadland District Council’s latest contract for all waste collection services including residual, recycling and food waste and for street cleaning with Veolia will see the FM specialist utilise a renewably-fuelled fleet for the first time. The 10 year contract that started in April 2022 has an option for an extension of up to a further […]
Renewables dominated global power additions in 2021
Data released by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) shows that renewable energy continued to grow and gain momentum despite global uncertainties. By the end of 2021, global renewable generation capacity amounted to 3 064 Gigawatt (GW), increasing the stock of renewable power by 9.1 per cent. Although hydropower accounted for the largest share of […]