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Trading on the British wholesale electricity market The wholesale electricity market matters because it sets the price of power for homes, businesses, and industries across Britain. It plays a vital role in keeping the electricity grid reliable for everyone. Unlike most other markets, electricity bought on the wholesale market isn’t physically delivered. Instead, it flows through the National Grid, a shared system…
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Commercial voltage optimisation Voltage optimisation can be a quick and cost-effective way to reduce your business energy bills and carbon emissions by up to 12%, while also extending the lifespan of your electronic equipment. But it’s not the right fit for every business. Voltage optimisation works best for sites that consistently receive more voltage than they need and…
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Guide to the Green Gas Support Scheme (GGSS) The Green Gas Support Scheme is central to the UK’s strategy for decarbonising the gas grid. However, in the first three years, only one scheme participant began generating biomethane for injection into the grid. Despite the slow start, the GGSS has recently been extended to 2028, and several large-scale projects are due to come online…
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Choosing a commercial solar battery system Solar batteries are an optional addition to a commercial solar installation that make an electrical system significantly more versatile. By storing excess solar energy, businesses can reduce peak electricity costs, maintain an emergency power backup, and even earn money by providing grid flexibility services. The right solar battery will pay for itself through reduced energy…
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What Market-wide Half-Hourly Settlement means for businesses By the end of 2025, nearly every property in Britain will have a smart meter that automatically tracks and sends electricity usage data in real time. This digital revolution has enabled a major change in the energy market: the Market-wide Half-Hourly Settlement (MHHS) reform. MHHS will overhaul how suppliers buy and sell electricity, using actual…
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A guide to Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) requires large UK businesses to disclose their energy use and emissions in their public annual reports. Approximately 12,000 businesses submit this disclosure each year, enhancing transparency around corporate energy consumption and carbon emissions. If your business is tackling SECR for the first time, the rules may seem complex. This…
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