Why energy security is not a new issue
25 July 2026 How a persisting problem keeps finding new urgency Energy security is back at the top of the political agenda. Governments are reassessing supply chains and policymakers are…
Articles
How best to navigate regulatory changes
23 July 2026 With new targets, regulations and funding opportunities, 2026 marks a year of change for UK heat networks. Jeff House, director of external affairs & policy for Baxi, explores the regulatory shifts reshaping...
23rd July 2026How a system-based approach can help tackle humidity levels and overheating
20 July 2026 Modern MVHR systems can help maintain balanced humidity levels while supporting low-energy building design and helping to address issues of over-hearting in commercial environments. Michael Page, business development manager – light commercial...
20th July 2026
For over 35 years Energy in Buildings & Industry has been the go to publication for individuals who are responsible for reducing their organisation’s energy usage. Each monthly issue includes news, legislation updates, technical articles, product features, CPD Modules, comment and opinions.
Product Features
Custom classroom lighting upgrade
24 July 2026 Hadley Learning Community Secondary School in Telford is benefitting from a bespoke LED classroom lighting upgrade, replacing ageing fluorescent raft luminaires with a custom-designed LED cassette solution. The product solution was developed...
24th July 2026Workplace transformed in the right light
22 July 2026 CareCo’s Braintree HQ has been transformed into a bright, modern workplace that reflects the company’s identity and supports a more connected way of working. Following a catastrophic fire in 2023, the two-year...
22nd July 2026
Reports
23 July 2026
Quarterly Energy Barometer Report
POWWR has released its latest Quarterly Energy Barometer Report, revealing that UK businesses are paying 24.3% more for their electricity than last year. The average bill of £5783 per annum is 11.4% up on last quarter. Medium sized businesses have seen the biggest rise this quarter (of 20.5%) and are now paying over £10,000 annually on their electricity.
