Discover how Smarta Energy helped Caddick Construction bring procurement, market risk, new connections, billing and sustainability together under one coordinated energy strategy.

Discover practical net-zero energy measures construction businesses can use to reduce costs and emissions without slowing project delivery.

Construction sites open, change and close quickly, but energy accounts do not always keep up. Discover the common causes of billing errors, what they could be costing your business and how stronger controls can protect your portfolio.

Utility delays on construction projects can quickly affect timelines, budgets and site mobilisation. This blog explains why supplier, metering and connection issues happen, and how construction businesses can reduce pressure with a more structured energy management approach.

With near-term wholesale energy prices remaining high, should businesses fix, retain flexibility or look further ahead? We explore how contract length and purchasing strategy can help organisations manage cost and risk.

Stay informed with our UK Energy Market Update. Discover how Middle East tensions impact winter prices in our UK Energy Market Update.

ESOS Phase 4 is approaching, with the qualification date set for 31 December 2026. We look at who may fall within scope, what has changed, the key deadlines ahead and how businesses can prepare early to turn compliance into practical energy action.

Construction energy costs can quickly become difficult to control across multiple sites, suppliers, meters and contract end dates. This blog explores why costs spiral, where hidden inefficiencies often sit, and how better energy procurement and visibility can help construction businesses protect margins.

UK gas and power markets remain comfortable in the short term, but winter risk is rising. Smarta Energy explains what businesses should watch and why controlled procurement matters.

Battery energy storage is moving from a standalone renewable technology to a strategic part of energy management. With UK storage capacity growing, grid reform progressing and flexibility becoming more valuable, businesses need to understand whether BESS could support cost control, resilience and long-term energy planning.

August is a useful point for large energy users to review electricity and gas strategy before winter, budget planning and 2027 policy changes. From wholesale volatility and non-commodity costs to MHHS, BICS, solar, battery storage and data quality, businesses should be using this period to strengthen control over cost, risk and consumption.

The British Industrial Competitiveness Scheme could reduce electricity costs for eligible manufacturers from 2027. But with a short application window opening in October 2026, businesses need to understand eligibility, site-level energy data and contract structures now.

The Industry Invitational brings together colleagues, clients and friends from across the energy industry for a charity golf day in support of Craig Dunn and his family. More than a fundraiser, it's a day to celebrate friendship, create lasting memories and stand together when it matters most.

Discover how bad business energy data could be inflating costs. Learn why accurate business energy data is crucial for cost control and strategy.

This World Environment Day, UK businesses need more than good intentions. They need clearer, smarter energy decisions. Every World Environment Day, businesses are encouraged to reflect on their environmental impact. The message is important, and the intention behind it matters. Awareness has a role to play, especially when climate change, resource use and environmental responsibility are no longer distant concerns. But awareness alone is not enough. The planet does not need a

On-site generation is becoming a strategic priority for large businesses looking to reduce grid reliance, improve energy resilience and take greater control of long-term costs. This Smarta Energy guide explores how solar, battery storage and hybrid solutions can support commercial energy strategy.

Energy costs are rising again for many UK businesses in 2026, but the market picture is more complex than wholesale prices alone. This Smarta Energy analysis explores short-term volatility, non-commodity costs, grid pressure and what large commercial portfolios should review now.

Smarta Energy is celebrating its second anniversary, marking two years of growth, partnership and purpose. From supporting businesses across the UK with energy management and procurement to raising funds for Cash for Kids, the Leeds-based consultancy reflects on the people, partnerships and community impact that have shaped its journey so far.

See how the Cash for Kids Wear, Share, Care bin in the Smarta Office engages teams, cuts waste and supports Scope 3 goals.

Read the top 5 challenges UK energy decision makers face, from policy uncertainty to data overload, and how Smarta Energy’s consultancy services offer clear, results-driven solutions.