Energy Procurement
Is Ofgem Due a Shake-Up? What It Could Mean for UK Businesses
The UK’s energy regulator, Ofgem, may soon face a major overhaul, and it could have significant implications for businesses across the country.
Reuben Reay-Greenidge Blog
Insights on energy efficiency, sustainability, and Net Zero strategies for the public sector
Reuben Reay-Greenidge 
Energy Procurement
When Is the Best Time to Renew Your Business Energy Contract?
If you’re running a business, energy costs aren’t just a line on a bill; they’re a strategic expense you should optimise.
Reuben Reay-Greenidge 
Energy Procurement
Understanding the Energy Market Landscape in Q3 2025
The UK business energy market continues to shift, and while prices may seem stable at first glance, a lot is happening beneath the surface.
Reuben Reay-Greenidge 
Energy Procurement
Ofgem to Enforce Lower Standing Charges from January 2026
The energy landscape is shifting again. This time, it could mean real savings for UK businesses.
Reuben Reay-Greenidge 
Energy Procurement
What the 2% Energy Price Cap Rise Means for Your Business
Ofgem has announced a 2% rise in the UK household energy price cap this October. While the cap technically applies to households, many business owners are already asking the same question.
Reuben Reay-Greenidge 
Energy Procurement
Rebel Energy Goes Bust: What It Means for You
On April 1, 2025, Rebel Energy ceased trading, leaving approximately 90,000 customers without a supplier.
Reuben Reay-Greenidge 
Energy Procurement
A Quarterly Review: The 2025 Energy Trends
The first quarter of 2025 has already seen notable shifts in the energy sector, with fluctuating prices and evolving supplier behaviour impacting businesses across the UK.
Reuben Reay-Greenidge 
Energy ProcurementEnergy Savings
April Price Cap Rise – What Does It Actually Mean for You?
If you’ve been keeping up with the news lately, you’ve probably heard about the April Price Cap Rise - but what does that really mean for your business?
Reuben Reay-Greenidge