In the ever-evolving energy landscape, adopting an intelligent approach for energy procurement is becoming a crucial asset for UK businesses. 

As the UK gears up for the general election, major political parties release manifestos that reveal position on key energy issues.

Is your fixed energy tariff ending? Learn essential steps to manage energy costs, avoid expenses, and secure the best new tariff for your business efficiently.

Explore the differences between fixed and flexible energy contracts to determine which option best suits your business.

Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are mandatory for all UK buildings post-2008 that are constructed, sold or leased.

This post outlines a strategic approach to energy procurement for schools and provides practical advice on how to save energy

DUoS charges will increase in April 2024 due to high inflation in previous years but are expected to decrease slightly in April 2025 as inflation falls.

EIC Partnership has saved over £100m for clients through flexible energy procurement and budget protection strategies over the past decade.

The UK Government is providing schools with grants for EV chargers, covering as much as 75% of the installation expenses.

The British Industry Supercharger (BIS) aims to boost the competitiveness of UK’s Energy Intensive Industries by exempting them from specific energy costs, affecting around 300 companies and 400,000 workers.