Water outages are now more common: Is your business at risk?

BMS

Why healthcare estates need an integrated approach to sustainability

Editor - 16 July 2026

Water

800 schools save enough water to fill at least 1.16 million teacups a day, in at-scale collaborative action

Editor - 9 July 2026

Energy Supply

The hidden risk in standby power systems: How low utilisation can lead to performance degradation and generator failure

Editor - 25 June 2026

Cover Story

The data centre boom: examining outdated energy thinking

Editor - 8 June 2026

ENERGY MANAGEMENT

How technology and innovation are shaping consolidation in the UK energy sector

Tomas Karger, is a partner and patent attorney at leading intellectual property law firm Marks & Clerk UK energy sector overview The UK energy sector is...

The hidden energy cost of reactive maintenance in extreme heat

Jen Buckley, Thermatic Director of People and Client Services When cooling and ventilation systems run flat-out for weeks at a time, as they have across...

Balancing the scales: why AI data centre growth demands waterless infrastructure

Price volatility: A permanent feature of the energy landscape

Beyond the heatwave: Why the future of building comfort is about control, not just energy supply

A practical route to smarter energy management

DECARBONISATION

Decarbonisation & Green Energy – The impact on water safety

Andy Clews, Senior Consultant, Water Hygiene Centre Decarbonisation and green energy measures can have a major effect on water safety in buildings. Although they reduce...

Collaboration delivers £2m saving for University decarbonisation project

Birmingham City University has replaced the gas heating in its School of Health Sciences with heat pumps, as part of a wider £3.3 million...

The missing link in carbon strategy: Connecting carbon accounting, reporting and action

Hybrid heating system controls: A technical framework for cost‑optimised decarbonisation

Decarbonising transport: how can businesses negotiate the roadblocks to electrification and take advantage of government support?

Beyond theory: grid balancing proven at scale

Opinion

Water infrastructure resilience requires integrated approach

As the world faces an escalating water crisis, the industry can no longer afford fragmented infrastructure, Duncan Leathley, area sales director for water utility...

How opening the grid to competition could cut bills and boost growth

The UK’s green energy transition can be a catalyst for regional transformation and a platform for regeneration

MONITORING & METERING

36% heat network energy reduction

As heat network operators seek to improve efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and lower operational costs, attention is increasingly turning to energy management at point...

Smart building control unlocks BREEAM Credits

A smarter shift from oil to electric: How monitoring data guided a school’s transition

HEATING

Future Homes Standard: How Heat Pumps Are Central for the UK’s New-Build Housing Market

The hidden energy cost of reactive maintenance in extreme heat

Wider electrification: Why commercial heat pumps can be the future

Carbon reducing hybrid hot water and heating systems: What they are & how they can assist the UK customer

Hybrid water heating: The cost-effective route to compliance?

Hybrid systems controls – designed for peak performance and optimum economy

RENEWABLE ENERGY

Why your estate’s roof refurbishment strategy might need a rethink

Continuous flow hot water heating – still part of the future

Using heat recovery to bring eco-benefits to data centres

Government’s solar panel and heat pump policy is only half of the answer

r-DME – An energy source for the near future

The energy is renewable, but is the infrastructure?

SHOWCASE

What is energy flexibility and how can it create revenue?

Andrew Langlands, Flexitricity A recent survey of our LinkedIn followers found that over a quarter of respondents said their biggest barrier to unlocking revenue from...