Book review by Phil Ager. Lockdown has given me more time to read and so I thought I might share details of a book I have enjoyed during the past few weeks. ‘How Bad are Bananas, The Carbon Footprint of Everything’ has been a fascinating and insightful read that delves into the carbon footprint of everyday activities.
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In January 1981, with the Human League’s number one hit “Don’t you want me” playing in the background, Control Energy Costs was set up in a small office in Streatham.
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At Control Energy Costs, we are often asked what criteria define a microbusiness, as they have added protection when it comes to how energy suppliers manage their accounts.
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The Greenhouse Gas Protocol establishes a comprehensive framework for measuring and managing greenhouse gas emissions from private and public sector operations, value chains and mitigation actions.
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During 2020, with the move to home working, we saw a significant increase in home energy usage, countered by a big reduction in the commercial sector, as factories, offices and the hospitality sector closed their doors for extended periods of time.
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Phil Ager, our Managing Director reflects on the positives of 2020
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It has come to our attention that there are several energy brokers out there who are suggesting the Targeted Charging Review (TCR) will lead to an increase in energy costs of 25% for UK businesses.
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UK manufacturing accounts for approximately 60% of carbon emissions and, with this in mind, many large manufacturers are committing to net zero targets and looking at immediate ways to reduce emissions.
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