BCC responds to government’s net zero plan
Mon 23rd November 2020
Commenting on the government’s net zero plan to tackle climate change, BCC Director General Adam Marshall said:
Businesses are Taking Back Control with Smart Meters
Mon 16th November 2020
National restrictions continue to significantly affect businesses across the country and there is an enormous pressure on their financial situation.
UK’s top five business groups call for ‘just transition’ to net-zero by 2050
Fri 13th November 2020
The UK’s top five business groups have joined forces as part of their goal to create a net-zero free UK by 2050.
Business Energy Update - What Brexit means for the energy market
Thu 12th November 2020
Whilst the pandemic continues to steal the headlines and the hope of a vaccine is on the horizon, Brexit negotiations continue in the background. Professional Energy Purchasing has been looking at the impacts on the UK’s energy supply and carbon future.
University of Sheffield pledges carbon neutral campus by 2030
Tue 10th November 2020
The University of Sheffield pledges to be carbon neutral on campus by 2030 and across all its activities by 2038, as part of its sustainability strategy
Sheffield creatives show their flair on George Clarke’s Ugly House
Thu 29th October 2020
Channel 4’s Ugly House to Lovely House showcased two award-winning Sheffield businesses and their passion for fusing eco materials with good design tonight/last night (Oct 29)
Combatting the growing problem of fly tipping in Sheffield
Wed 28th October 2020
Following a rise in fly tipping in Sheffield, local broker IFM Insurance offers some advice to combat the problem
Sheffield broker provides new rapid payment flood insurance to help local firms and landlords stay afloat
Tue 20th October 2020
Sheffield broker IFM is supporting local firms combat the threat of flooding with a new technological solution which provides a new rapid payment flood insurance.
Business Energy Update from Professional Energy Purchasing
Tue 20th October 2020
It’s that time of year again when the winter woollies come out, the clocks go back, and the heating gets turned on. Because of the pandemic, energy suppliers are still unwilling to quote for certain sectors that have had the most severe impact.
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