Insights: Energy Briefings

This month, it’s the education sector on our mind. School leaders’ union NAHT have released the results of a survey of its members on the rising energy costs. The survey,

Global, EU, UK energy in flux The conflict in Ukraine is shining a bright light on the UK, and indeed the world’s reliance on Russian fossil fuels. Similarly with Covid,

Energy prices and war Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, global energy analysts are predicting further uncertainties and challenges on global energy price and availability. Foreign Policy predicts that sanctions on

Green building standards on the blink? Crucially, beginning this month, Bloomberg writes that buildings with the highest UK performance ratings are using far more energy than those with the lowest

Climate Change Agreements save billions News from the Environment Agency (EA) shows the Climate Change Agreements scheme delivered emissions reductions of 6.6 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent during 2019

Decarbonising the public sector Opening this month, Facilities Management Journal writes that a new guide to decarbonising public sector buildings and creating a Net Zero public estate has been published

This month, in the midst of COP26, we’re tracing the progress to Net Zero as the world’s top climate conference fights to mitigate temperature rise. COP26 COP26. The word on

UK energy crisis First this month, it would be remiss not to comment upon the UK’s energy woes. Stories abound across the media surrounding gas prices, energy bills and indeed

Poor efficiency imperils London’s offices New research by global real estate firm Colliers has highlighted major issues for commercial buildings in London.  The company finds almost 20 million square feet