Unfortunately, while we said goodbye to 2022, the energy crisis remains and is likely an issue for the foreseeable future. The Government has recently announced that there will be extended support for certain industries under
Since Russia imposed restrictions on European gas supply, the UK has been hit by soaring energy prices. Increased demand and energy shortage fears caused European nations to overspend on Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) imports last October, leaving
GFF Power in Melbourne Australia, are a premier status Switchgear and Panel supplier to major energy, utility suppliers and blue-chip companies in Australia. Transmag are indeed incredibly proud to have become a major manufacturer/supplier for
The COP27 climate conference formally took place between 7th – 20th November 2022 and was held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. With 33,449 delegates present, it was the second most attended COP and it concluded more than 39
You may be familiar with Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, but what about Scope 4? In order to understand its importance, let’s look at the three official scopes classed under the Greenhouse Gas (GHG)
Jaguar Land Rover has today announced it will hire around 300 apprentices in the UK in 2023 as the company continues to expand its talent pool as part of its transition to an electrified future.
Building on its commitment to grow an all-electric vehicle range, Ford has invested a further £125 million in its Halewood Plant, on Merseyside – increasing capacity by 70 per cent – plus £24 million in
Danish Crown, the global food company, has today announced a major investment in a new processing facility in Rochdale, Greater Manchester to offer UK customers high quality, traceable pork products produced in a more sustainable
While businesses are still struggling to find relief from the energy crisis, from an environmental perspective, a silver lining has materialised. As a consequence of Russia’s war against Ukraine and their cutting off Nord Stream
The National Grid ESO Winter Outlook Report, published in October 2022, outlines the ‘planned interruptions of electricity supply to businesses and households’ in the event of energy shortfalls. Following this, Chief Executive of the National Grid,
