800 schools save enough water to fill at least 1.16 million teacups a day, in at-scale collaborative action

Energy Supply

The hidden risk in standby power systems: How low utilisation can lead to performance degradation and generator failure

Editor - 25 June 2026

Cover Story

The data centre boom: examining outdated energy thinking

Editor - 8 June 2026

Monitoring/Metering

Five load bank test data signals you need to listen to

Editor - 21 May 2026

Energy Management

Beyond monitoring: Why energy strategy needs a digital rethink

Editor - 7 May 2026

ENERGY MANAGEMENT

The cost of grid dependence – Why generating energy closer to where it’s used matters more than ever

Recent reports suggest UK household energy bills could rise by more than £100 by the end of the decade, despite continued investment in renewable...

From pilot to pipeline: what a growing BESS market demands from everyone involved

As the number of battery energy storage system (BESS) projects reaches a critical mass, Matthew Ling, business development director at Leep Utilities, explains the...

Five things every new tenant should ask a letting agent about EPCs

Why healthcare estates need an integrated approach to sustainability

Heat network procurement: avoiding common pitfalls

Charging Ahead: Why Flexibility Will Define the Success of EV Fleets

DECARBONISATION

From plant rooms to service tunnels: Managing risk during energy upgrades

The UK's journey to net zero is transforming the built environment. Energy managers are responsible for overseeing ambitious programmes to replace ageing infrastructure, improve...

25 years supporting smarter energy strategies

Across the public sector, organisations are investing heavily in decarbonisation strategies, renewable technologies and estate upgrades designed to improve long-term energy performance. Yet one...

Why heat electrification is the key to unlocking 2030 net zero goals

Powerful partnerships for energy security in the public sector

Industrial heat will decarbonise the same way power did – slowly, then all at once

From public buildings to homes: What Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme technical lessons reveal about delivering the UK’s Warm Homes Plan

Opinion

What new technologies will we see when the future arrives?

Rinnai Director Chris Goggin looks at and discusses the potential next generation of energy technology ideas and appliances that could deliver economic and efficient...

Building security: What ‘Security by Design’ means for the UK’s energy sector

Proactive procurement: why visibility is essential for unlocking dynamic energy strategies

MONITORING & METERING

Smart building control unlocks BREEAM Credits

The official opening of AMRO Partners’ flagship co-living scheme, The Rex, marks a major step forward for sustainable urban living in the UK. As...

A smarter shift from oil to electric: How monitoring data guided a school’s transition

Reliable power for remote data gathering, and the growing need for fuel cells

HEATING

Hybrid water heating: The cost-effective route to compliance?

Hybrid systems controls – designed for peak performance and optimum economy

Effective ventilation without an AHU: How to take a decentralised approach

A new era for heat network regulations?

Nuaire ventilation systems now with Passivhaus certification

HNTAS: Introducing technical standards for heat networks

RENEWABLE ENERGY

Continuous flow hot water heating – still part of the future

Using heat recovery to bring eco-benefits to data centres

Government’s solar panel and heat pump policy is only half of the answer

r-DME – An energy source for the near future

The energy is renewable, but is the infrastructure?

The Two Sides of Solar Safety and How to Get Them Both Right

SHOWCASE

Building climate resilience through sustainable civil engineering

Andrew Leah, General Manager - Water Management Solutions at Duraproducts Climate resilience has become a growing challenge for the construction industry. As temperatures continue to...