Western Power Distribution (WPD), which supplies electricity to the Midlands, South Wales and the South West, is using retrofit converter, ‘Save It Easy®’, as part of a trial installation of energy-efficient lighting...

Energys Group is launching a lease arrangement for its energy-efficient lighting products. The scheme allows for instant carbon reduction and savings on electricity costs, but requires no capital investment and keeps...

Welsh Water has reduced its electricity bills by £70,000/year, making a significant dent in its carbon footprint. This comes as a result of a highly-organised carbon-reduction programme undertaken by Energys Group ac...

Specialist in low carbon retrofit technologies, Energys Group, is launching Save It Easy® ‘Eco-Switch’, a replacement starter fuse for switch-start fluorescent lamps. It works with Energys’s existing Save It Easy ran...

The European Parliament has voted to raise the collection target for waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) from 65% to 85%.

Second quarter of 2011 saw green generation contribute 9.6% per cent of the UK's electricity supply, a 50% rise on 2010, according to official government figures.

A number of blue chip names in banking, building and energy have signed a deal to create a unique not-for-profit financial company which will deliver billions of pounds of energy efficiency investment to residential ...

The government has announced that £35m has been earmarked for direct investment in innovative energy efficiency projects designed to reduce energy use by homes and businesses.

Survey reveals most companies are making incremental progress on energy efficiency but are reluctant to authorise game-changing investments.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is cracking down on microgeneration companies that make false marketing claims.

Leeds and Bristol also on the podium as UK's micro-generation capacity rises 400 per cent since subsidy scheme began.

A new London Energy Efficiency Fund is set to help public sector buildings cut carbon emissions.

During an energy-efficient lighting installation at Welsh Water premises, Energys Group engineers underwent two surprise health and safety inspections, which deemed Energys’s safe working practices to be exemplary.

Higher wind speeds and increased capacity saw electricity supply from wind rise 131 per cent in the second quarter of 2011 compared to a year earlier.

The regulator Ofgem has brought in the forensic accountants BDO to see if energy firms understated their retail profits to justify higher prices.