Energy Saving Doors

Why Cryptocurrency and AI Keep Energy Demand High Despite the Decline of Heavy Industry In recent decades, many of the world’s older, heavy-industries – steelmaking, coal mining, large-scale manufacturing – have been gradually declining (in many advanced economies) or becoming more energy-efficient. It might therefore seem logical to expect global energy consumption to flatten or decline in parallel. Yet in fact, two very modern sectors – cryptocurrency mining and artificial-

The Key to Energy-Efficient Industrial and Commercial Doors In the race toward net-zero targets, every component of a building’s envelope matters — not just the walls and roof. For industrial facilities, logistics centres, and commercial premises, the doors  used for access, loading, and security are often the weakest link  in the thermal chain. Whether it’s a warehouse with constantly operated loading bays or a temperature-controlled production hall, heat loss through doors

As sustainability becomes more central to both consumers and investors, calculating a business’s carbon footprint is not just a trend; it’s a responsibility. Understanding and managing carbon emissions helps businesses improve their environmental impact, save costs, and adhere to increasingly strict regulations. Moreover, a clear carbon footprint calculation can be a valuable part of corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategies and sustainability reporting, enabling busin

In the face of growing pressure to combat climate change, UK companies are increasingly adopting carbon offsetting as part of their...

In recent years, UK businesses have been facing growing pressure to adopt sustainable practices, reduce carbon emissions, and increase...

1. 2022: A Year of Extreme Volatility   The surge in gas prices in 2022 was largely influenced by the geopolitical tensions following...

How Economic, Social, and Environmental Pressures Are Driving UK Businesses to Embrace Energy Efficiency As we move through 2024, the UK business landscape is witnessing a transformative shift towards sustainability, particularly in the area of energy efficiency. Across sectors, companies are increasingly recognising that "going green" is no longer a niche corporate social responsibility initiative but a strategic necessity driven by a combination of economic, social, and env