Supplier confidence in the energy efficiency sector has dropped to its lowest point in five years according to the latest report on trends in the market.

UPM Shotton, the paper mill owned by Finnish paper and chemical giant UPM, is to meet 100% of its daylight energy demand after being connected to the UK’s largest private wire solar park.

New regulations have come into force in Scotland requiring owners of commercial properties to identify energy efficiency improvements on their properties before they can be leased or sold.

Thousands of churches have switched to renewable electricity tariffs or plan to according to figures released by Christian charities.

The Department for Transport (DfT) has been called on to deliver a number of new policies designed to incentivise the take-up of ultra low emission vehicles (ULEVs), including helping workplaces invest in charging points.

The number of firms compliant with the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme has continued to rise seven months after a revised deadline, however more than 1,000 firms remain under investigation.

A vacant warehouse at Glasgow Airport has received a £750,000 energy efficiency upgrade in order for it to meet new regulations that come into force today.

Increasing the awareness of energy consumption and latterly carbon emissions at all levels within an organisation is certainly nothing new. Labels applied to light switches and heating controls imploring us to consider the impact of our actions (or lack of the) come in and out of fashion, but their first appearance probably ones more to the availability of sticky labels than professional energy management.

Carlo Gavazzi has introduced the EM340 3 phase energy meter, the EM300 Series which utilises touch screen technology making standard user operations such as page scrolling, programming and parameter checks not only simpler but faster; as well as, easier to read avoiding any mechanical issues normally associated with using traditional keypads.