Gas prices remain disruptive in commodity markets. Is this the last hurrah, or will we have a tighter winter for energy?

Exposure can mean reputation risk and reward

As we enter the new gas year and the position is set out for the coming winter, what is concerning markets and should be of concern to energy buyers?

Good Data Management and Reporting Solutions Reduce Costs, Help to Manage Reputational Risk, and Create a Sustainable Culture of Change

With news headlines still dominated by the coronavirus crisis, energy users could be forgiven for thinking energy is off the government’s radar screen at the moment.

While carbon remains a feature of structural issues in the market, with a myriad of issues gas returns to support bullish sentiment.

The surprising strength of carbon prices and their impact on the power market

The Committee on Climate Change’s annual reports to Parliament might not sound like the most exciting reading, but this year’s report is more than usually important.

The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) is nearing the end of its second compliance phase (Phase 2). On 5 December 2019, thousands of qualifying organisations in the UK are expected to have completed audits.

Every winter the term ‘security of supply’ comes to the fore. Sensationalist headlines start to appear questioning whether we will ‘keep the lights on’ or face ‘blackouts this winter’.