The Two Sides of Solar Safety and How to Get Them Both Right

Energy Security

Keeping the UK networks live – How load bank testing keeps telecom networks reliable

Editor - 23 April 2026

Cover Story

School estate cuts energy costs and carbon

Editor - 6 April 2026

Legislation

ESOS Phase 3 in review: Practical lessons for a smoother Phase 4

Editor - 23 March 2026

Microgrids

The microgrid revolution: Why behind-the-meter solutions are reshaping UK developments

Editor - 12 March 2026

ENERGY MANAGEMENT

Bringing Flexibility in from the Cold

Jamie Hillis, Flexitricity NESO has been clear: the grid needs flexibility. And it needs industrial flexibility at scale. Step into any cold store and you are...

Energy Efficiency Is Limited by Electrical Infrastructure: What Energy Managers Need to Identify Early

Efficiency projects underperform when electrical infrastructure is never assessed. Here is what to check before committing to upgrades.

AC vs DC charging: a strategic decision you can’t afford to get wrong

The value of multi-module building services management

5 proven ways to reduce electricity waste in 2026

Maximising the efficiency of commercial boilers

DECARBONISATION

Industrial heat will decarbonise the same way power did – slowly, then all at once

Rayan Kassis, CEO – Aed Energy A running joke when I worked at GE Energy was that, in many cities, the emissions guarantee on our...

From public buildings to homes: What Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme technical lessons reveal about delivering the UK’s Warm Homes Plan

Davide Natuzzi, Salix The UK’s new Warm Homes Plan (WHP) marks the largest public investment in domestic energy upgrading in the country’s history. Published on...

When energy management becomes a daily struggle: Rethinking the approach

Aggreko highlights urgent need for flexible power as Europe’s power grid struggles to keep up

Norwich’s Eaton Park Pavilion scores bespoke Baxi heat pump solution to kick-off decarbonisation plans

Switching on to local and community energy: Planning local power

Opinion

E-methane: What it is – and will it become UK & EU market relevant?

Chris Goggin explains what E-methane is, how it is produced and its potential relevance inside the UK alternative gasses market. An informed synopsis of...

Bridging the gap: accelerating public sector fleet electrification

The mandate for the energy CEO is to provide clarity through the era of AI

MONITORING & METERING

No blown fuses at fairy-tale Dalhousie Castle: Four PEL113s confirm heating capacity

Elliot Ajose, Regional Sales and Technical Manager, Chauvin Arnoux UK Dalhousie Castle Hotel and Spa recently faced a critical infrastructure question. They didn't know whether...

How can digital water meters support the UK’s water resilience?

Precise temperature monitoring: an overlooked carbon-cutting solution

HEATING

Heat networks help to solve grid capacity issues

Rinnai in Malta – quality products & service, first time every time

Networked Ground Source Heat Pumps: the infrastructure that’s revolutionising new home decarbonisation

Turning heat pump awareness into action

HVAC electrification is accelerating – but without flexibility, energy costs will follow

Future Homes Standard: Heat networks the solution to high rise problem

RENEWABLE ENERGY

The Two Sides of Solar Safety and How to Get Them Both Right

Why ‘wasted’ public sector land could be a renewable energy revenue generator

Hydrogen blend trial success at Lincolnshire power station

Safeguarding Solar Systems: A Guide for UK Businesses

How Policy changes in onshore wind create opportunities in relation to cost efficiencies and energy security

Solar on prescription: the future of energy in healthcare estates

SHOWCASE

Bringing rail-grade safety and precision to energy: SPL Powerlines UK targets high-voltage growth in 2026

As one of the leading companies in rail electrification SPL Powerlines UK has marked 2026 as the year it further extends its expertise into...

The Royal Parks journey to Net Zero

Future Homes Standard: Heat networks the solution to high rise problem

Warmer weather, hidden risk: Protecting steam coils from stall

NEWS

Businesses back voluntary carbon credits as market ramps up

Georgia Spyrou, Solicitor in the Energy team at law firm Shakespeare Martineau. Voluntary carbon credits are fast emerging as one of the most dynamic tools in the race to net zero. Once...

Leadership drives national momentum on LAEP standard to benefit customers and councils

SP Electricity North West (SP ENW) has become the latest electricity network operator to adopt a standardised template, fast‑following the leadership shown by UK...