30th October 2019
7th October 2019
ENGIE's Smart Buildings Managing Director, James Spires, discusses how he got into the industry and looks at new innovations in the sector.
30th September 2019
Pressure is mounting on businesses to make the transition to zero carbon. But the road to carbon neutrality can be a rocky one, with many obstacles in the way. Achieving zero-carbon status requires a coordinated, determined approach from every area of a business, covering every aspect of its operations. In this article, Graham Oxley, ENGIE Managing Director of Energy with Services examines the barriers to carbon reduction and how businesses can navigate the vital transition to zero carbon.
27th September 2019
With the ESOS Phase 2 deadline rapidly approaching, most large businesses will be auditing their energy use. While many businesses view this process as simply another tick in their compliance checklist, we see it as a huge opportunity to identify and create long-term energy and carbon savings.
19th September 2019
Organisations need to adapt to the fast-changing market for demand-side response if they are to take full advantage of the opportunities available. Graham Oxley, ENGIE's Managing Director of Energy with Services, explains
24th July 2019
Meeting the requirements of energy and carbon reporting legislation places a significant burden on UK businesses. But there is a simpler route to compliance and, as Matt Dracup, Energy Services Director at ENGIE explains, the data and insights gained can unlock important opportunities for energy, carbon and cost saving.
9th July 2019
Smart buildings can create a wealth of opportunities for FMs – from optimising energy use and reducing costs to improving productivity, environmental performance, operational efficiency, and even enhancing employee health and well-being, James Spires explains.
8th July 2019
As the market for embedded generation evolves, organisations with onsite generation may need to re-evaluate their approach. Russell Reading, ENGIE's Energy and Renewables Origination Director explains.
The serious threat posed by air pollution in the UK and beyond has galvanised many organisations into developing strategies to reduce their emissions, particularly from vehicles. In particular, new technologies are making a switch to electric vehicles (EVs) more viable than it was just a couple of years ago.
19th June 2019
