Energy metering refers to the process of measuring and recording the amount of energy consumed or generated by a device, system, or building over a specific period. It provides valuable insights into energy usage patterns, enabling users to monitor consumption, identify inefficiencies, and make informed decisions to improve energy efficiency.

 Are you ready for the changes coming to Electricity Market Arrangements and how they may impact your business? The UK's electricity market is undergoing a significant transformation as it moves towards Net Zero, with the Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA) representing the most extensive reform currently underway. This review aims to improve market design and could bring large impacts to both electricity generation and demand. As key decisions are still being finalised and timelines are tight, businesses must stay informed and prepared for these changes.

UK gas and power prices in January were influenced by a myriad of factors including: fluctuating temperatures, increased uncertainty over global geopolitical tensions, and renewable generation.

Behind the scenes, Utility Bureaus employ cutting-edge technologies to ensure that energy bills are accurate, and businesses are only charged for the utilities they consume. Here’s a look at some of the key technologies used by Utility Bureau teams to enhance billing accuracy.

The race to decarbonise the UK energy sector continues at pace. With ambitious government targets and rising pressure from consumers and businesses, renewables are shaping the energy market more than ever before. For energy procurers wishing to demonstrate their own use of renewable energy, renewable energy certificates have become the key currency, with market demand set to rise. Here we examine the current Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGO) and Renewable Gas Guarantees of Origin (RGGO) markets, their role in decarbonising the UK but, most importantly, what energy buyers need to consider for their renewable energy procurement strategy in 2025.