Research

As rising energy prices add even more strain on manufacturers, now is the time to place energy resilience front and centre of business’ agendas. A new survey commissioned by Inenco and leading manufacturing publication, Manufacturing Management, has explored manufacturers’ attitudes to their energy consumption and uncovered an industry keen to reduce their carbon footprint and […]

The survey has always been one of the UK’s most important evaluations of sustainability and workplace trends, but the unprecedented challenges of the past couple of years make the findings even more so. What is clear is that sustainability remains high on the agenda’s of many organisations, however, this year’s report highlights a worrying gap […]

While the pandemic and the ongoing uncertainty around Brexit may have dominated the airwaves – and boardroom agendas – for the past 12 months, there is another topic that is helping to shape the New Normal: sustainability. A new Inenco survey, conducted with Manufacturing Management magazine has revealed that sustainability is increasingly shaping business decisions […]

As businesses plan their recoveries in unprecedented times, establishing clear links between sustainability and competitive advantage is more important than ever. This White Paper explores where environmental sustainability fits in “the new normal”; whilst acknowledging that organisations still have the pragmatic need to also focus on the essentials of optimising consumption, cost reduction, regulatory compliance […]

We know that the last few months has created major challenges for citizens and organisations alike and that the resulting economic downturn will make the coming year tough for many. However, the pandemic has also highlighted both new opportunities an increased pressure to change for the better. In our new report, we take an overview […]

The results are in… The Inenco Sustainability 2020 survey shows that sustainability and the journey to achieving carbon net zero, are of high and growing importance to most organisations. What might once have been discussions focused almost entirely on the price of energy, have long since changed to embrace the overall cost and an increasing […]

Whenever you use electricity, whether you’re using a computer or charging your phone, you are using a limited resource. Electricity can’t be stored in large quantities, so keeping up with demand is a constant concern for those involved in supplying it.

With the cost of energy continuing to rise and most organisations expecting their utility costs to increase 25% by 2020, the Cost of Inaction Report shows how your organisations will be impacted if no action is taken.

In October 2017, The Clean Growth Strategy was released by the Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) with the aim to deliver the best outcome for all sectors through benefiting from low carbon opportunities, and meeting national and international commitments to climate change.

Energy buying needn’t be overly complicated and Inenco are here to help you navigate your way through business energy buying.

The role of the energy manager is predicted to become even more critical in reducing non-domestic carbon emissions, but, with gaps in skills and technology being identified, businesses must start investing in the tools and training required, else UK carbon targets could be put at risk.

With one in every five business energy bills containing errors, Inenco believes that businesses could be sitting on half a billion pounds in inaccurate charges and miscalculated utility bills.