Tuesday, 22 December 2015

by Jenny Beynon
How is the ISS powered?
Watching UK astronaut, Tim Peake, blasting off to start his 6 months aboard the International Space Station (ISS) was very exciting and it has been entertaining to watch the video footage of him adjusting to life in space. Thursday, 17 December 2015

by Mick Orr
Check your bills
You should be regularly checking every aspect of your energy bills each time you receive one. This is especially important if your electricity profile has been, or will be, upgraded under the P272 scheme and you are new to this type of billing. Wednesday, 09 December 2015

by Andrew Kneeshaw
Solar power with a difference
There has been a push from the Paris energy summit to work on technical solutions to the carbon emissions problem. Solar power has been a key contributor so far, but continuity of supply and energy storage is the big challenge. Here’s an idea from the States that addresses the problem. Tuesday, 01 December 2015

by Elisa Evans
Going, going, going... Dutch
I recently had the pleasure of having a Dutch relative come to stay and, knowing that some of our clients have Dutch origins, I couldn’t miss the opportunity to quiz them on the differences between life here and across the channel. Friday, 27 November 2015

by Oli Coe
Governments spending review in a nutshell
The Government has published the autumn spending review. Here are the main points concerning energy. Wednesday, 18 November 2015

by Tay Bishop
How important is customer service to you?
We’ve always had a strong desire to provide our customers with great customer service. Whether Kimberley is helping you with your energy contract, or Elisa is managing your energy accounts, we all strive to ensure that we give our customers a personal and comprehensive service. Thursday, 22 October 2015

by Jenny Beynon
Horses to the rescue...
Horses have always been there for us humans, whether as modes of transport, helping us farm the land, or simply a focus for our leisure time. However, Finland’s Government may have found another human issue where they could help. Thursday, 15 October 2015

by Elisa Evans
A taste of the Orient
During my recent holiday to the Far East I experienced why Japan has a reputation for being the worlds’ technology leader. I spied some regenerative braking on an electric train and travelled by maglev bullet train from Tokyo to Kyoto past the Panasonic Solar Ark. Tuesday, 13 October 2015

by Anonymous
Letter of Authority warning
Energy suppliers are tightening up their procedures to ensure that energy account information is only shared with people who have authority. So for energy brokers, this is where a Letter of Authority (LOA) comes in. Thursday, 08 October 2015

by Max Knowles
A change for climate change
On November 30th, the United Nations will convene for the 21st annual Climate Change Conference (UNCCC). In the past, these conferences have produced specific directives, or protocols, with the ultimate aim of stabilising greenhouse gas production to prevent serious interference with the Earth’s
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