The death of nuclear generation in the UK By Lord Redesdale, CEO of the Energy Managers Association Today in the Lords I will be speaking on two Statuary instruments that concern how the UK will treat nuclear waste after Brexit and pulling out of Euratom. The idiocy of abandoning this international organisation that deals with movement […]
Brexit what next? This is not about whether we should leave or remain but about the options left. So what will be the result of the vote? Here are my views based on 28 years in Parliament. The vote of no confidence has now been called but the Government will almost certainly win this vote. […]
Clean Air Strategy 2019 Yesterday, the Government published its ambitious Clean Air Strategy 2019 that sets out the plans for dealing with all sources of air pollution, making our air healthier to breathe, protecting nature and boosting the economy. In the Strategy document the Government focuses on the comprehensive actions required across all parts of […]
Heat Network Regulations – What You Should Know Heat generation is a major part of our economy and accounts for around a third of UK carbon emissions. To meet the UK’s carbon reduction targets, we must significantly cut our emissions from heat. This requires us to move to cleaner and more efficient ways of heating […]
Five energy management trends for 2019 2019 promises to be an interesting year for energy managers, with continuing technological progress and some important policy changes. Here are the top trends to watch: Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting (SECR) The final guidance for SECR will be published in January with the scheme coming into effect in […]
