Greener supply chains – are UK businesses missing an opportunity?
Ensuring the sustainability of supply chains isn’t a top priority of every UK business – but those who can put the time into theirs can enjoy major rewards.
Why commercial solar panels are vital to the UK’s Net Zero goals
The Solar Taskforce aims boost the UK’s solar capacity almost five-fold by 2035 – but to do that, commercial solar panels still have a major role to play.
Can it get too hot for solar panels?
Solar panels still function even in hot weather, but extreme heat can sometimes reduce their efficiency. So, what is too hot for solar panels?
Should I have roof-mounted or ground-mounted solar panels?
This is a key question we’re consistently asked about our commercial solar panels. In most cases, roof mounted panels are generally best – here’s why.
Climate anxiety is on the rise – but is that a good thing?
Climate anxiety is on the rise, especially in young people. But could this anxiety be a good thing, and how can your business channel it into positive action?
Low Carbon Energy joins ABG in drafting key Net Zero
Last year, the East Lancashire Chamber of Commerce invited our experts at Low Carbon Energy to join the Advisory Business Group in drafting a major report.
What would be involved in a solar revolution? 5 key priorities
Commercial solar panels are playing a valuable role in helping us reach Net Zero, but according to a recent landmark report, there’s still plenty more we can do.
Government’s plan for global warming gets a frosty reception
Supporters of commercial solar panels welcomed the news of a new solar taskforce, but the UK’s overall climate strategy looks to fall far short of expectations.
Have we reached a turning point in global emissions?
2023 is likely to be the year when renewable capacity finally exceeds demand, turning the tide on fossil fuels. All very good news for commercial solar panels!
Spring Budget 2023 – is this the end of business energy support?
The 2023 Spring Budget made no mention of further business energy support after April, leaving business owners all over the UK worried for their future.